Flag of Durham County Council UK - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Durham County Council UK is a heraldic banner symbolizing the local government authority of Durham County in the United Kingdom. Adopted on March 21, 2007, it incorporates elements from the coat of arms that have historical significance to the region, including St. Cuthbert's cross, representing the county's Christian heritage, and the castle, symbolizing Durham Castle, which was the seat of power for the Prince Bishops of Durham. The field of the flag is divided into four quarters by a diagonal cross. The top left and bottom right quarters display yellow and green, respectively, representing the traditional colors associated with County Durham. The remaining two quarters exhibit black and white, symbolizing the City of Durham. The flag represents unity, history, and the shared identity of the people and localities within Durham County Council's jurisdiction.