The Flag of Nordland, Norway, is one of the seven official flags used by the counties of Norway. Adopted on June 10, 1937, the flag consists of a white Scandinavian cross that extends to the edges of the flag, overlaid on a red field. The design represents the traditional colors of the old Nordland province, which existed before county reforms in 1964. The flag symbolizes the rich history and heritage of the region, located along Norway's northern coast.
