Loudoun County

The flag of Loudoun County, Virginia, consists of a green background with a triangular red and white spiral in the center. Around and in the spiral are black and white symbols. The flag originates from part of the county's coat of arms.
The county's coat of arms was officially adopted on March 14, 1968, and designed by Conrad Swan, and the flag was created after the design.County Flag at loudoun.gov It was adopted by the Loudoun County Board of Commissioners.Flag of Loudoun County, Virginia at Wikimedia Commons
==Symbolism==
The flag is a banner of the county arms devised by the English College of Arms in 1968. These are based on the arms of the 4th Earl of Loudoun, who was a colonial governor of Virginia after whom the county was named. The green border is intended to represent the county's agricultural economy and the white drops are milk, denoting the dairy industry.Loudoun County, Virginia at CRW Flags
The 4th Earl of Loudoun's Arms are described, in heraldic language, as Gyronny Ermine and Gules, like the flag.
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