Flag of Bellingham, Washington - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Bellingham, Washington is the official city flag representing Bellingham, a coastal city in Whatcom County in the northwestern corner of the state. Adopted on June 21, 2001, the design features four main components: a circle, an anchor, a salmon, and a mountain peak. The circle represents unity and community, with its twelve points symbolizing Bellingham's status as Washington's 12th-largest city. The anchor signifies the city's maritime heritage, while the salmon represents the area's abundant fish life. The mountain peak pays tribute to Mount Baker, a prominent landmark in the region. The flag serves as a visual emblem for the residents of Bellingham and their rich history and culture.