Trivia in Norfolk Island

National symbols

Flag: Vertical tricolor flag of green-white-green with Norfolk pine silhouette in center

Emblem: Coat of arms with Norfolk pine in center of shield, Southern Cross above

Island vehicle license plates have one letter front/rear and 3 digits; "C" front/rear indicates rental car.
Official language Norfuk is Creole mixing English and Tahitian, with about 400 daily users.
Post office postmarks popular with collectors, special designs prepared for tourists.
Cattle are considered residents' shared property; drivers liable for compensation in traffic accidents.
World Heritage KAVHA evaluated as "best preserved penal colony ruins remaining in Australia."
Island's internet TLD .nf ranks among world's most expensive usage fees.
Island's highest peak is Mount Bates at 318m, reachable in about 15 minutes as accessible viewpoint.
Norfolk pines exported to Australian mainland as Christmas trees.
Island waste disposal incinerates/compresses then ships to mainland by boat.
Mobile phones have Telstra 4G service, international roaming limited.