Bowling Green, Kentucky

The flag of Bowling Green, Kentucky, is a green background with the city's seal in the center.
== Proposed flag ==
The proposed flag of Bowling Green, Kentucky, is a green background with three oblique stripes of gold, blue, and gray. It was designed by Nate Morguelan in 2015.
=== Symbolism ===
The green background represents the land, their agricultural beginnings, and the fact that the city has "green" in their name. The 3 stripes (the flag's "charter") each represent a facet of the city: The blue stripe represents the Barren River, as Bowling Green was founded via steamboat travel over 200 years ago. The gray stripe represents the L&N Railway, 31-W, and I-65, which all helped to further forge the city via the successful thoroughfares. The gold stripe represents the economic and cultural prosperity brought to the town by the aforementioned tenets. The charter was designed to create the feeling of movement, growth, and ascension, as Bowling Green moves onward and upward into an even more successful future.
Category:United States Cities
Category:Kentucky
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