Hampton Roads

The flag of Hampton Roads, a metropolitan region located in southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina, is a horizontal bicolor of blue and green, with a white wavy line in the middle, and sixteen white, off-center five-pointed stars arranged in a circle.
== Symbolism ==
The blue panel represents the predominantly maritime and naval character of the Hampton Roads region, which is the nation's primary naval base on the Eastern Seaboard, the East Coast's second largest seaport, and the country's primary center of shipbuilding and ship repair. The green panel represents the region's land-based agriculture, industry, and arts. The white wavy line represents the sand and surf that help make the region one of the nation's most visited tourist destinations - from Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown to Norfolk's Chrysler Museum and the famous resort area at Virginia Beach. The sixteen white stars symbolize the region's cities and counties. The stars are displayed in a circle, the classic symbol of unity, and they all point to the center to represent the aspiration for regional cooperation.Hampton Roads, Virginia on CRW Flags 
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