U1F30E

U+1F30E is the Unicode code point for the Earth Globe Americas emoji, officially named EARTH GLOBE AMERICAS. It is commonly depicted as a globe showing the Western Hemisphere, typically with blue oceans and green landmasses, though exact rendering varies by platform and font.

Appearance and rendering vary across systems. On most platforms it appears as a colored emoji, sometimes with subtle shading or perspective changes. Some text-rendering environments can show a monochrome or non-emoji variant. To ensure emoji presentation, a variation selector (U+FE0F) may be used, while U+FE0E requests a text presentation.

Usage and meaning. The emoji is used to reference the Earth, geography, global topics, travel, or matters relating specifically to the Americas. It can signify environmental, cultural, geopolitical, or regional themes, and is frequently employed in discussions about planetary issues or international exchange.

Encoding and history. The character is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs block in Unicode and was introduced with Unicode 6.0 in 2010. As an emoji, its appearance is platform-dependent and has been supported broadly across modern operating systems and applications since the early 2010s.

Related symbols. Other Earth globe variants include EARTH GLOBE EUROPE-AFRICA (U+1F30D) and EARTH GLOBE ASIA-PAc? Asia-Australia (U+1F30F). Together, these code points provide a family of globe emojis representing different regions of the world.