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Ladder

This emoji features a ladder standing upright and/or leaning to the left. It can be used to symbolize climbing to the top at work. It can also be used literally to represent construction-type work.

Keywords: climb, ladder, rung, step
Codepoints: 1FA9C
Introduced: March, 2020 in Unicode version 13.0.0 (Emoji version 13.0)
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