Saskatchewan

The flag of Saskatchewan is a horizontal bicolour of green and yellow, with the Saskatchewan armorial bearings, stylized, in the canton area. In the center of the fly area of the flag is a large stylized prairie lily. Saskatchewan Flag
==History==
The flag of Saskatchewan was officially adopted on September 22, 1969, following a provincial design contest to create a flag that reflected the identity and heritage of the province. The winning design, created by Anthony Drake, was chosen out of 4025 total submissions.Saskatchewan
== Symbolism==
The armorial bearings represent Saskatchewan. The prairie lily is the provincial floral emblem of Saskatchewan. Green represents the forests of the province, and yellow represents grain.Saskatchewan - Flag The proportions of 1:2 are the same proportions of the flag of Canada.
==References==
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Category:2001 NAVA State Flag Survey