Flag of the Australian Capital Territory - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is the official banner representing this self-governing federal territory of Australia. Adopted on March 14, 1996, the flag features a circular design with a diameter equal to two-thirds of the flag's height. The inner circle contains five small white stars, symbolizing the original five territories that later became Australian states. Surrounding this central circle is a larger outer circle filled with bois de neuf leaves (also known as eucalyptus saligna), which represent the eucalyptus forest that covers much of the ACT region. The flag's color scheme is predominantly blue, symbolizing the clear skies and abundant water resources found in the territory. The Flag of the Australian Capital Territory serves to identify official government buildings, vehicles, and other symbols associated with the governance of the Australian Capital Territory.