Baltimore County

The flag of Baltimore County, Maryland. has a checkered layout with the Maryland and Baltimore diagonal checker in the top-left and bottom-right checkers and in the top-right and bottom-left checkers are white fields with a red cog in the bottom left and a plow in the top left. The flag is most likely made to resemble the Maryland and Baltimore flags.
The flag was officially adopted on September 10, 1962, and was designed by 12th-grader John McLemore in a county contest.County Flag on About Baltimore County
==Symbolism==
The plow represents the county's agricultural abundance, and the wheel of industry symbolizes the prominence and progress of local businesses. This design proudly showcases the county's economic strength, diversity, and historic significance.
==References==
Category:United States Counties
Category:Maryland
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