The flag of the District of Columbia in the United States is three red stars above two red bars on a white background. It serves just as much modern use as any other flag - it is an emblem for the area and its territory. Before DC adopted it as their flag, it was based on the coat of arms of George Washington which was used in that family since the 12th century.
There are 3 red stars on the District of Columbia flag. The flag was inspired by George Washington's coat of arms.
The Columbia Flag is three colors going horizontally. The top half of the flag is yellow, followed by a quarter of blue, and then a quarter of red.
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Washington D.C. is not a state. It is the District of Columbia. So, it can have a flag but, it can't have a state flag.
The Columbia University flag looks like a mixture between the Italian and French flag and has the colors white, red, green, and a little blue figure on the right side.
Washington D.C. is not a state. It is the district of Columbia. So, it can have a flag but, it can't have a state flag.
Think setting sun.
Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia
A British Columbia license plate has a B.C. flag on it.
because the sun mean sun rising
There is a small clue in the name of the Canadian colony; The province of BRITISH Columbia was named in 1848 by the BRITISH Queen Victoria, it seemed appropriate, when designing the flag, that the former BRITISH overseas colony with the name BRITISH in it should somehow incorporate elements of the BRITISH flag. So, to summarize, the flag of BRITISH Columbia has the BRITISH union flag on it as a tribute to it's origin and name.
It is the oldest NATIONAL flag still in use - it is not the oldest flag.