Queensgate

The flag of Queensgate, Cincinnati, is a purple background with a gold depiction of a crown, that has a small gold diamond on top, and purple diamonds punctured on the crown's bottom.
== Symbolism ==
The crown is a representation of the neighborhood's Queen City Tour signs, its' shape mirrors the silhouette of the city's Union Terminal, and represents the city's namesake. The diamonds on the crown's top and bottom, is meant to highlight the seven hills of Cincinnati. This (like Corryville and Mount Adams) connects the design to the CincyFlags project.Queensgate on CincyFlags.com
The colors of purple and gold are an allusion to the royal nature of the neighborhoods' name (Queensgate).
== Flag prototype ==
This was a flag prototype for Queensgate, which (like most other flag prototypes for the neighborhoods of Cincinnati) was spotted on a photo on an article on CityBeat, as mockups, before the unveiling. This design, shrinks the crown, moves it more closer to the top, and adds above it, three shapes which resemble a capitol dome.A news article about CincyFlags before the flag design unveilings on CityBeat.com
== References ==
Category:Cincinnati
Category:Purple background
Category:Gold
Category:Crowns
Category:Diamond