Columbia, Missouri

The flag of Columbia, Missouri, are four squares of blue and green, separated by a white cross. On the center is the city's logo in green and blue.
==Symbolism==
The cross pattern represents how Columbia is at a crossroads in the center of the state. The logo represents a diverse but close-knit community.
The blue color in the pattern represents the city’s distinctive rivers, creeks and lakes; the green represents the city’s rich parks, woodlands, trails and nature areas.Columbia, Missouri on CRW Flags
== Unofficial former flag ==
The unofficial former flag of Columbia, Missouri, is the city's logo on a white background. The city's logo consists of a blue depiction of four people holding hands.
The flag was sewed by a woman named Alberta Smith on November 18, 1988.A story about Columbia's unofficial flag (and the upcoming replacement) on ColumbiaMissourian
== 2022 NAVA survey ==
The flag scored 6.30 / 64th out of 150, a B+ on the 2022 NAVA survey, behind Bellingham, and ahead of Palouse.
== References ==
Category:Missouri
Category:United States Cities
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Category:2022 NAVA City Flag Survey