Norman

The flag of Norman, Oklahoma, is a vertical unequal bicolor of blue and red separated by a white line, and a white emblem in the hoist.
== Symbolism ==
The emblem is inspired by the city's namesake, Abner Norman. It is taken from the central element of a surveyor’s compass, and it has an eight-pointed star/compass rose, symbolizing Norman’s role as the home of the National Weather Center.The Norman flag in the city government's website
The white represents omni potential and optimism as we move forward in time crafting an inclusive community. The blue represents the city's natural beauty, the waters of Lake Thunderbird, the Canadian river, and its' blue sky. The red field represents the passion—for education, culture, and community—that defines the residents of Norman.
== 2022 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 7.64, was ranked 4th out of 312, and got a grade of an A on the 2022 NAVA City Flag Survey, behind Salem, Oregon and ahead of Salt Lake City, Utah.
== Other Flag Designs ==
These were apparently the other four flag designs in Norman, before Design B, which contained the current flag, was picked.
File:Norman (Flag Design 1).gif|Flag Design #1
File:Norman (Flag Design 3).gif|Flag Design #3
File:Norman (Flag Design 4).gif|Flag Design #4
File:Norman (Flag Design 5).gif|Flag Design #5
Category:Oklahoma
Category:United States Cities
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Category:2022 NAVA City Flag Survey