Flag of Vancouver

The flag of Vancouver was designed by Robert Watt and approved by the City Council on May 17, 1983. The green triangle on the left represents the land on which the town was built in Vancouver and the rainforest that surrounds the city. The alternating blue and white waves symbolize the sea, which is next to the forestry the main basis for the prosperity and growth of the city and resembles the waves the flag of British Columbia. In the golden shield the city badge is displayed.

City ​​badge

The city is a plaque with a Lumberjack crossed belt within a mural crown represents the tools represent the forestry or shipping, the mural crown symbolizes Vanvouvers city status.