Cornwall, Connecticut

The flag of Cornwall, Connecticut, is a light blue background with a profile of a dairy cow colored in blue and green, with a depiction of the West Cornwall bridge, and a drawing of a mountain in the cow's head.
== Symbolism ==
The cow symbolizes the city's history as a farming community and a home to the Cream Hill Agricultural School. The covered bridge, symbolizes Cornwall's connection to the architecture of the 19th century, both in its material - wood and its color - barn red. It also represents innovation with its roof for protection from the weather and its single center stonework pier. Its' seven white windows of the bridge represent the seven principal localities of Cornwall.Cornwall, Connecticut on CRW Flags
The dark blue color represents the three publicly accessible bodies of water - Mohawk Pond, Cream Hill Lake and the Housatonic River. The white on the cow's brow represents Mohawk Mountain's skiing trails. The green and light blue represent the landscape and the sky.
== 2022 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 2.84, ranked 148th out of 312, and got a grade of a D- on the 2022 NAVA City Flag Survey, behind Edgerton, and tied with Marion.
== References ==
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