Maui County

The flag of Maui County, Hawaii, has a plain pastel indigo background with the seal of the county placed in the center of the flag. The seal consists of a map of the islands, plants, and a banner on the bottom reading “COUNTY OF MAUI”, and underneath, “HAWAII”.
==Symbolism==
The county says that the maile wreath, "probably the oldest known of leis", serves as the "tie that binds" the four islands together. The "rare and beautiful ahina-ahina, found on the desolate slopes of Mt. Haleakala" on the island of Maui, symbolizes "the strength, spirit, and courage of the people of the County. The ahina-ahina, faced against the sheer forces of worldwide extinction, and rising above the challenge for survival, clings for existence as one of the world's most exotic plants." The ti leaves, "the sacred symbol of the ancient gods, bestow blessings throughout the aina, the land of our domain." In the map, each of the islands has a specific color.
==2004 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 2.56 / 138th out of 150 on the 2004 NAVA City Flag Survey, tied with Anaheim, and ahead of Bridgeport.
Category:Hawaii
Category:United States Counties
Category:Blue background
Category:Blue
Category:Lettering
Category:Black
Category:White
Category:Plants
Category:Green
Category:Pink
Category:Maps
Category:Yellow
Category:2004 NAVA City Flag Survey