Hartford

The flag of Hartford, Connecticut, is a blue background with the city's seal in the center.
==Symbolism==
The city was named for Hertford, England, and the hart fording a stream is a symbolic play on the name “Hartford”. In the forefront is a grapevine, a reference to the state of Connecticut, of which Hartford is the capital, as the state seal bears three grapevines. The American eagle used in the crest was a popular motif in American seals in the 1800s (the city seal was adopted on 19 April 1852). The Latin motto Post Nubila Phoebus means “After the Clouds, the Sun”.Hartford, Connecticut in CRW Flags
== 2004 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 2.94 / 119th out of 150 on the 2004 NAVA survey, behind Manchester, and ahead of Glendale.
==References==
Category:United States Cities
Category:Blue background
Category:Seal
Category:Connecticut
Category:Eastern USA