Guam Coat of Arms - Official Symbol of the U.S. Territory #3324557 (License: Personal Use)

The Guam coat of arms features a blue shield bordered in red and yellow, with a central diamond-shaped emblem depicting a green palm tree, a white-sailed proa (traditional outrigger canoe), and golden-yellow beach meeting turquoise waters. Above the shield, “GUAM” is inscribed in bold white letters on a black banner, all framed by a gold outer edge. The design reflects the territory’s indigenous Chamorro heritage, maritime tradition, and tropical environment.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, tourism portals, and official documents to represent Guam’s sovereignty and cultural identity; users typically seek symbolic, historical, or civic information about the U.S. territory.