The Flag of Nadur, Malta is a heraldic banner that represents the local council area of Nadur on the island of Gozo. The flag was officially adopted in 1984 and has been an essential symbol of identity for the community ever since.
The flag consists of three horizontal stripes in the colors green, white, and red, representing agriculture, peace, and courage respectively. In the center, there is a yellow Maltese Cross, symbolizing Christianity, which is a common element in many Maltese flags.
The flag's design reflects the historical and cultural significance of Nadur, a picturesque village known for its rich agricultural land, peaceful atmosphere, and brave spirit. The combination of these elements makes the Flag of Nadur a distinctive emblem that embodies the unique identity of this charming corner of Malta.
