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Short answer, if you're referring to the Union Jack, it isn't.

The red plus-sign is the symbol of England and it's also the symbol for Northen Ireland (I think). The white X and the blue background are Scotland's symbol, leaving nothing for Wales.

Kind of hard to represent Wales in there though; I don't think the flag would benefit from having a green bottom half and you couldn't really put the dragon in the middle, although I think it could look good!

--The red X is Nothern Ireland!

EDIT:

Wales is represented by the Cross of St George (Symbol of England) since it used to be part of the Kingdom of England.

EDIT: The "Union Jack" is a nickname of sorts for the "UNION FLAG"

Ireland has a DIAGONAL RED cross which sits offset to the Scottish Flag which is another DIAGONAL CROSS which is WHITE on a BLUE BACKGROUND (hence the Blue bit).

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