Flag of Arlington, Texas - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Arlington, Texas is the official symbol representing the city. It was officially adopted on February 18, 2007, and consists of a white field divided into four quarters by two perpendicular blue stripes intersecting at the center. The upper left quarter features a stylized image of the Texas state seal in gold. The lower right quadrant contains a red cannon with golden flames shooting upwards, symbolizing Arlington's military history. The top right quadrant displays three green oak trees, representing the city's motto: "We stand on guard for thee." In the bottom left quadrant, there is a white star on a blue field, reflecting the city's status as a principal city in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The flag serves as a visual representation of Arlington's heritage, including its military history and connection to Texas, as well as its position within the larger Dallas-Fort Worth area.