Flag of Victoria Australia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Victoria, Australia The Flag of Victoria, an Australian state, is a bicolor design featuring equal horizontal bands of blue (top) and red (bottom). In the canton, or upper hoist-side quadrant, there is a British Union Jack. This flag was officially adopted on August 30, 1904, replacing the earlier Red Ensign design that had been in use since 1877. The blue band represents the sky and the sea, while the red symbolizes courage. The Union Jack serves as a reminder of Victoria's historical ties to Great Britain. The flag is an essential emblem of Victorian identity and is prominently displayed during official events and celebrations within the state.