File:Symbol of Tokelau.svg

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Description	English: The symbol of Tokelau depicts a Tuluma, a uniquely Tokelauan carver wooden “tackle box” used by fishermen. The Tuluma bears a white cross in the centre, symbolising Christianity. The inscription Tokelau mo te Atua (Tokelau for God) describes the strong emphasis on Christianity in every day life in Tokelau.
Date	2008
Source	http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Foreign-Relations/Pacific/Tokelau/Tokelau-Flag.php
Author	SVG by uploader (Fornax)

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