Flag of Norwalk, Ohio - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Norwalk, Ohio is the official symbol representing this city in Huron County. The flag features a rectangular design divided into four equal quadrants by two equally spaced vertical and horizontal lines that intersect at the center. The top left quadrant displays a white sailboat on a navy-blue sea with a yellow sun rising behind it, representing Norwalk's maritime heritage. The bottom left quadrant shows a green hill surmounted by a white windmill, symbolizing the city's agricultural roots and Dutch influence. The top right quadrant represents the city's manufacturing sector through an industrial gear in red on a field of silver. The bottom right quadrant features a blue shield adorned with three gold fleurs-de-lis, symbolizing Norwalk's connection to France and its founding by French explorers. The central intersection of the lines displays a navy-blue circle containing a large white 'N', representing Norwalk itself. The flag was officially adopted in 1970 and serves as a visual reminder of the city's rich history, diverse industries, and maritime, agricultural, and industrial heritage.