Flag of Jacksonville, Florida - Pint Glass 16oz

The Flag of Jacksonville is the official city flag of Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Adopted on July 27, 1968, the design incorporates elements symbolizing the city's heritage and geographical location. The flag consists of a white field divided into three horizontal sections, representing the Trout River, St. Johns River, and Talbot Island (the three waterways that form the heart of Jacksonville). The uppermost section of the flag is split diagonally from the hoist to the fly, symbolizing the city's motto "Constantly on the move." The middle section features a red and white St. George's Cross, representing Jacksonville's British heritage. The lower section displays a blue field charged with a white oak tree, representing the city's ties to the timber industry and its nickname as the "City of Trees." The flag was designed by Jack L. Davis, who won a city-wide contest for its creation in 1968. The Flag of Jacksonville serves as a visual representation of the city's rich history, natural beauty, and forward momentum.