Lafayette, Indiana

The flag of , is a white background and a blue wavy line in the offset center of the flag, with two red triangles on the upper right and lower left corners, and a star in the upper left corner.
==Symbolism ==
===Colors===
*Red, white, blue and gold represent the city's connection to Indiana and to the United States of America. 
**The red reminds the city of blood and the sacrifice and courage of early settlers. White stands for the purity, peace and integrity of Lafayette as the center of government for Tippecanoe County.
**Blue is the color of water and symbolizes Lafayette’s history as a river town.
**Gold not only represents the awards bestowed upon Lafayette throughout its history, but also is the color of corn, an early crop shipped on the Wabash River by flatboats and a crop still significant to Lafayette’s economy today.Facts About Lafayette's City Flag
===Symbols===
*The star signifies the city's historical designation as the Star City of the Wabush.
* The strong curved blue represents the Wabash River, a major influence on the founding and growth of the city.
*The triangles symbolize balance, stability, and diversity and also are tied to the mathematical symbol delta, representing change.
==References==
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