Hartwell

The flag of Hartwell contains five horizontal bands on top, maroon, ivory, emerald (double-width), ivory, and maroon (i.e. Thailand), with a stylized version of the city's emblem in the center.
== Symbolism ==
The emblem is an illustration of the Parkway Avenue circle, and the beige bands represent the roads of I-75 and Cross County Highway, and identify the neighborhood as a gateway community.Hartwell in CincyFlags.com
The maroon is for the diverse community, the emerald for the tree-lined streets in the Mill Creek Valley, and the ivory for transportation (Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Station).
== Flag prototype ==
This was a flag prototype for Hartwell, also found in a photo on an article on CityBeat.A news article about CincyFlags before the flag design unveilings on CityBeat.com It makes the background ivory, the upper stripe emerald, the lower stripe maroon, and thins the lines around the central symbol.
== References ==
Category:Cincinnati
Category:Maroon
Category:Beige
Category:Green
Category:Stripes