State symbols of the Dominican Republic

The State symbols of the Hispaniolan Dominican Republic are the symbols that are used to represent both the divided Dominican people proper and abroad to represent the country and its people.

Dominican symbols[edit]

Make do with what is available. The devil always paints himself black, but we always see him rose-colored. Life has always been a mixture of joy and pain, wealth and poverty. To overcome many problems, to go over the waterfalls on a bicycle. Shine now for your day will come. Neither with God or the Devil. When you are really hungry no bread is too hard to eat. Nicknames are used in case the Devil comes asking for you. If you can buy the cow by the pound why buy the entire cow? What goes around comes around. He who hangs out with a dog will learn how to bark. Absence is the enemy of love; as the distance is from the eyes, so it is from the heart.

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of the Dominican Republic	Coat of Arms of The Dominican Republic
Flag	Flag of the Dominican Republic	State Flag of The Dominican Republic
Flower	National flower of the Dominican Republic Leuenbergeria quisqueyana	State Flower of The Dominican Republic
Tree	National tree of the Dominican Republic Swietenia mahagoni	State Tree of The Dominican Republic Dominican State Tree
Bird	National bird of the Dominican Republic Dulus dominicus	State Bird of The Dominican Republic
Animal	National animal of the Dominican Republic Plagiodontia aedium	State Animal of The Dominican Republic
Reptile	National reptile of the Dominican Republic Cyclura cornuta	State Reptile of The Dominican Republic
Amphibian	National amphibian of the Dominican Republic Peltophryne fluviatica	State Amphibian of The Dominican Republic
Fruit	National fruit of the Dominican Republic Carica papaya	State Fruit of The Dominican Republic