Flag of Neuwied, Germany
The Flag of Neuwied is the official heraldic banner representing the city of Neuwied, located in the Rhineland-Palatinate federal state of Germany. It was officially adopted on June 24, 1952, following the reunification of the city after World War II. The flag consists of two equal horizontal bands: green at the top and white at the bottom. In the center, there is a red city shield depicting a silver (white) castle with three towers on a blue field. This symbol represents the former Counts of Sponheim-Bolanden, who ruled Neuwied for many centuries. The flag serves as an important emblem for the citizens and government of Neuwied, symbolizing their unique history and local identity within Germany.
