Bronx, NY

the Bronx 3x5' nylon flag, canvas heading tape with brass grommets.

The flag of the Bronx, New York, consists of three horizontal stripes of blue, white, and orange, from top to bottom. The blue stripe represents the borough's waterways and the Dutch heritage of New York, while the white stripe symbolizes peace and purity. The orange stripe signifies the orange found in the Dutch flag, paying homage to the Bronx's early settlers. In the center of the flag is the Bronx Borough seal, which features a laurel wreath encircling a shield. The shield contains an eagle, symbolizing freedom and the United States, and the fasces, representing strength and unity.