Grayslake

The flag of Grayslake, Illinois, is a white background with a green triangle in the center, with a green stripe running through it. The stripe itself is split by two white stripes on both ends. On the edges of the stripe and triangle, are three white stars. Inside the triangle, are various grey buildings. Below the buildings, are four grey stripes, and the village's name in grey.
==Symbolism==
The green triangle points upward to represent continual progress. The three stars on the flag represent the men who mapped out the subdivision - Henry Hawley, Chase Webb, and Charles Whitney. The left and right green triangles represent the two rail lines added in the village that boosted its' success. The buildings, are a water tower, a historic smokestack, and the former Village Hall.New Grayslake flag design on Chicago Tribune
== 2022 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 3.08, ranked 138th out of 312, and got a grade of a D on the 2022 NAVA City Flag Survey, behind Greenfield, and ahead of Liberty.
== References ==
Category:Illinois
Category:United States Towns
Category:Villages
Category:2020
Category:2022 NAVA City Flag Survey
Category:Green
Category:White background
Category:Grey
Category:Stars
Category:Buildings
Category:Lettering
Category:Stripes