Flag of Greenbelt, Maryland - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Greenbelt, Maryland is the official symbol representing this city within Prince George's County. Adopted on November 23, 1940, the flag features a white field divided into four quadrants by two equally spaced horizontal and vertical lines intersecting at the center. Each quadrant showcases a unique emblem: in the upper hoist-side corner resides a white griffin, while the lower hoist-side corner displays a white rose. The upper fly-side corner features three interlocking gears of different colors (red, yellow, and blue), and the lower fly-side corner represents Greenbelt Park with a green field and a small white tree within it. The design reflects various aspects of Greenbelt's history and significance: the griffin symbolizes strength, the rose stands for Maryland's state flower, and the gears represent the city's focus on industry and innovation. The depiction of Greenbelt Park honors the green spaces that are integral to this planned community.