Fargo

The flag of Fargo, North Dakota, is the city's logo on a blue background.
== Proposed flag ==
In 2015, local arts activist Jackson Ridl was inspired to launch a contest to create a new flag for Fargo. He got the institutional backing of The Arts Partnership of Fargo. 78 submissions were accepted, and the most popular submission was designed by a local Microsoft employee named Taylor Homoky. He later won the Arts Partnership contest. On December 16, 2015, the city’s Arts and Culture Commission voted to forward it along with other designs to the city’s communications manager. However, it is unknown if the city adopted this design. Fargo – A Flag for the Flagless? by the Portland Flag Association
=== Design ===
The design is a unequal bicolor of teal and beige with three stars on the top right corner that are descending and getting larger and three tan stripes on the left side.
== References ==
Category:United States Cities
Category:North Dakota
Category:Blue background
Category:White
Category:Logo
Category:Lettering
Category:Proportions 3-5