Flag of North Vancouver British Columbia district municipality Canada - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The flag of the North Vancouver district municipality, located in British Columbia, Canada, is a significant symbol representing the region's unique identity. Adopted on June 23, 1964, it consists of three horizontal stripes: green, white, and blue. The green stripe at the top represents the natural resources of the area, while the white and blue lower stripes represent the waters of Burrard Inlet and the clear skies above. A stylized "North Vancouver" inscription is centrally placed on the flag, using a custom serif font called 'VanDove' created specifically for the flag design. This flag serves as an emblem of pride and unity among the residents of North Vancouver, reflecting their strong connection to the environment and community.