Topeka

The flag of Topeka, Kansas, is an unequal vertical bicolor of white and blue, with a star in the blue part of the flag, on the center is a sunflower, with 9 yellow petals, and 1 green triangle pointing to the star.
== Symbolism ==
=== Colors ===
The gold petals reflects the city’s nickname, “The Golden City”. The green petal represents the Fertility of the Kaw Valley and corn, an important agricultural product of the region. The white represents the city's national historical significance as a community fighting for a more just society. The blue is used on the state flag of Kansas and represents the beautiful skies.The meaning of the city's flag in the city's tourism website
=== Symbols ===
The flag symbolizes Kansas, as it is the sunflower state. The 9 petals represents the nine founders that founded the city. The star represents where Topeka is and denotes that it is the capital. 
== 2022 NAVA survey ==
The flag reached 17th out of 312 on the 2022 NAVA City Flag Survey, with a score of 7.41, and a grade of an A, behind Madison and tied with Sioux Falls.
== Former flag (1977-2019) ==
The former flag of Topeka, Kansas, consists of three equally-sized stripes: a white one vertically on the hoist, and the other two (yellow on top, green on bottom) horizontally in the fly. On the white stripe, is the city's seal.
=== 2004 NAVA survey ===
The flag scored 4.76 / 46th out of 150 on the 2004 NAVA City Flag Survey, behind Montgomery, and ahead of Oakland.
== References ==
Category:Kansas
Category:United States Cities
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Category:Capital Cities
Category:2004 NAVA City Flag Survey
Category:2022 NAVA City Flag Survey