Gary

The flag of Gary, Indiana, is a white background with two bars of two shades of blue. At the center, is a white ring with the words "CITY OF GARY" and "1906". Inside the ring is a yellow sunrise, partly surrounded by the same two shades of blue, a silhouette of City Hall (and a few other buildings), and both a black and white man shaking hands. At the bottom, is a ribbon containing another two shades of blue reading the state's name.
== Symbolism ==
The four bars of blue acknowledges Gary's location on Lake Michigan, as well as the delicate balance of the government's three branches and the Fourth Estate (their people/media watchdog). The sunrise represents the city's rebirth and the bright future the city looks toward. The city hall represents the role of the government in the future. The factory (on the right) represent the industries that helped build the city. The school (on the left) represents the city's school system. The handshake represents the city's diversity and the cooperation required to rebuild the city.Gary, Indiana on CRW Flags
== References ==
Category:Indiana
Category:United States Cities
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