Flag of the province of Flevoland

The flag of Flevoland consists of two broad horizontal bands in blue and green, separated by a narrow yellow band. In the upper left corner is a white fleur-de-lis.

The yellow band is narrower and wavy on the left side. This symbolises the rolling, ripe wheat fields, the blooming rapeseed and arable farming. The green band represents the flat meadow landscape and the blue band represents the water upon which the province was reclaimed

The heraldic white French lily comes from the family coat of arms of ir. Cornelis Lely. He was the founder of the Zuiderzee Works, which led to the creation of Flevoland.

Available in 2 different sizes.

The flag of Flevoland consists of two broad horizontal bands in blue and green, separated by a narrow yellow band. In the upper left corner is a white fleur-de-lis. The yellow band is narrower and wavy on the left side. This symbolises the rolling, ripe wheat fields, the blooming rapeseed and arable farming. The green band represents the flat meadow landscape and the blue band represents the water upon which the province was reclaimed The heraldic white French lily comes from the family coat of arms of ir. Cornelis Lely. He was the founder of the Zuiderzee Works, which led to the creation of Flevoland. Available in 2 different sizes.