U+1F4CD "📍" Round Pushpin Unicode Character

U+1F4CD "📍" Round Pushpin is a pictographic symbol representing a map marker or location pin, commonly used in digital contexts to indicate a specific place, point of interest, or to denote that something is "pinned" for later reference. It was introduced as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and is widely employed in messaging apps, social media, and navigation software to mark addresses, drop pins on maps, or highlight important positions in text. Its design typically features a red, circular head with a short, pointed shaft beneath it, evoking the classic pushpin used on physical bulletin boards or maps.