| Flag Type: | County Flag | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Flag Date: | 1st February 2015 | ||
| Flag Designer: | Brady Ells | ||
| Adoption Route: | Public Vote | ||
| UK Design Code: | UNKG7449 | ||
| Aspect Ratio: | 3:5 | ||
| Pantone® Colours: | Royal Blue 286, Yellow 109, Cambridge Blue 557 | ||
| Certification: | Flag Institute Chief Vexillologist, Graham Bartram | ||
| Notes: | The Cambridgeshire Flag is a community flag proclaiming the unique identity of this historic English county. The three gold crowns represent East Anglia, in which Cambridgeshire is located. They are placed against a blue field which is the same shade used on the East Anglia flag. The wavy lines represent the River Cam and are in the colours of Cambridge University. The flag was chosen by a public vote, following a competition to design a flag for Cambridgeshire. Six designs were selected from numerous entries, by a panel of judges, for everyone to vote for their favourite design. The following community in Cambridgeshire has registered a flag:
Why not create or adopt a flag that celebrates your local identity? Find free design advice and information here. For further help and advice, please contact the Communities Vexillologist, . And if you want to buy this flag, please contact a Flag Institute Registered British Flagmaker or Trade Member. |
