Camp Washington

The flag of Camp Washington, Cincinnati, is divided into four sections by a dark grey saltire, two white (up and down) and two blue (left and right). The saltire is cut by a golden "C" with its' insides colored blue from the left section, which is bordered by gold.
==Symbolism==
===Colors===
The blue is for the Mill Creek which runs through the neighborhood, and the neighborhood's optimism. The gold is for the strength and legacy of the neighborhood as a dedicated production channel of the city. The dark grey is for their trains and steel industry, and the white for peace and unity.Camp Washington on CincyFlags.com
===Design===
The saltire is for the railroads that form the foundation of the neighborhood. The blue left section that is gold-bordered is a depiction of the Western Megaphone, which represents the many voices and sounds of the neighborhood. The C is the neighborhood's namesake.
== References ==
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