Flag of Mackinac Island, Michigan - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Mackinac Island, Michigan, is a unique emblem that symbolizes the rich history and identity of this picturesque island located in Lake Huron. Adopted as the official flag in 1980, it features three horizontal stripes, with the uppermost one representing its French heritage (white), the middle section for American influence (red), and the lowermost stripe symbolizing British rule (green). The flag's design is completed by a large gold anchor in the center, which represents Mackinac Island's maritime past and strategic importance as a key trading post. The flag serves not only as a visual representation of the island but also as a symbol of unity among its residents and visitors alike.