Flag of Maple Grove, Minnesota - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Maple Grove, Minnesota, is the official symbol representing the city of Maple Grove, a suburban community located within Hennepin County. Adopted on October 6, 1971, the flag was designed by local resident Donald W. Goodwin as part of a contest initiated by the Maple Grove City Council. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes in the colors green, white, and blue. These colors symbolize the city's natural environment (green for trees and groves), its winter landscape (white for snow), and the national pride (blue for the United States). A gold maple leaf is placed on the center white stripe, connecting the upper and lower edges of this section. The Maple Grove flag reflects the city's identity as a thriving community nestled in nature, while paying homage to its American roots. It serves as an iconic emblem for residents, visitors, and organizations associated with Maple Grove, Minnesota.