North West Black Arrow Symbol
⬉ is the North West Black Arrow, a solid arrow pointing to the northwest.
U+2B09
⬉ (U+2B09) is a bold arrow symbol that points toward the northwest direction. It’s useful anywhere you need a clear, direction-based marker that reads well in text and UI.
North West Black Arrow Symbol Meaning
The North West Black Arrow (⬉) is a solid arrow pointing northwest. In most contexts, it communicates direction at a glance, such as routing hints, map annotations, or directional prompts in interfaces and diagrams. Because it’s a black (filled) arrow, it tends to stand out in plain text, chat messages, and labels. You can also use it as a visual cue in writing—like indicating “go up and left” in instructions or highlighting a specific branch in a decision or flow chart. When you need a compact symbol that still looks like an arrow, ⬉ is a practical choice.
Common uses
- •Directional indicators in maps, directions, and wayfinding notes
- •UI labels for navigation steps that move up-left (northwest)
- •Callouts in diagrams and flowcharts to show a northwest path
- •Game HUD or interface hints for movement direction
- •Editing and markup notes to highlight an up-left adjustment
Examples
⬉ North West Black Arrow
- ⬉Head ⬉ to reach the main entrance.
- ⬉Turn ⬉ at the intersection to continue north-west.
- ⬉Route A: follow the arrow ⬉ for the next segment.
- ⬉Move ⬉ to align the object to the target corner.
- ⬉If the option is unavailable, go ⬉ to the previous step.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2B09 | |
| HTML Entity | ⬉ | |
| HTML Code | ⬉ | |
| CSS | \2B09 |
FAQ
What is the Unicode code point for ⬉?
⬉ is Unicode U+2B09.
How can I copy ⬉ from this page?
Select the symbol (⬉) and copy it directly, or copy the HTML entity (⬉) for web text.
What does ⬉ indicate in most cases?
It most commonly indicates the northwest direction (up-left) as a filled arrow.
How do I use ⬉ in code?
You can use the provided escapes: CSS \\\\2B09, JavaScript \\\\u{2B09}, or HTML entity ⬉.