Evanston, Cincinnati

The flag of Evanston, Cincinnati, is a blue background with five white yellow curvy lines in a reverberating arc, and a symbol containing four white pillars with a crown in the canton.
==Symbolism==
The blue represents the educational spirit and the yellow's for the family and the cultural riches by their residents. The five curvy lines represent the musical staff and record grooves as a nod to the neighborhood's heritage/musical legacy, and they are in a reverberating arc, which represent the deep roots' of their generations of families. The three points on the crown is a nod to the merger of Idlewild and Ivanhoe with the neighborhood itself, and they form an "E", for "Evanston". The four white pillars represent the four pillars of education.The former forum in CincyFlags.com to decide Evanston's flag
==Flag Proposals==
There also had been flag proposals for the neighborhood that had been held up for voting on CincyFlags' former forum about those, before Flag Proposal #1 (which is the current flag the neighborhood has) was picked.
===Flag Proposal #2===
Flag Proposal #2 for Evanston are two cantons of yellow on both the lower hoist and upper fly, with two red seven-pointed stars on a diagonal pattern on the canton, and a red crown emblem in the lower fly.
The gold is for the rich heritage of the neighborhood, red is for the passion and dedication of the residents. The dual stars represent Idlewild and Ivanhoe which merged with the neighborhood itself. The crown illustration honors the cultural heritage of King Records and legacy of deep roots of the residents. The four quadrants represent the aerial view of the neighborhood created by the intersection of Montgomery and I-71.
===Flag Proposal #3===
Flag Proposal #3 for Evanston are three bars of blue, gold, and blue, with the same stylized crown emblem in the center. There are four white stripes at the top and another one in the bottom. Those eight white stripes both represent the four pillars of education.
===Flag Proposal #4===
Flag Proposal #4 for Evanston is the same as the current flag, but with the small emblem at the top replaced by three seven-pointed stars in an unequal triangular pattern. These represent the neighborhood, Ivanhoe, and Idlewild, and their seven spokes represent the hills of Cincinnati, as a unifying element for the CincyFlags project.
==References ==
Category:Cincinnati
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Category:Yellow
Category:White
Category:Crowns
Category:Seven-pointed stars
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