Grand Forks

The flag of Grand Forks, North Dakota, is a white background with a white border, with green hills on top of water on the bottom. On the top of it, is a sheaf of wheat and a Native American feather on top of the word "1870" and encircled by the words "Grand Forks, North Dakota".
== Symbolism ==
The white background symbolizes the fresh, clean air and open environment of the area. The dark blue represents the river forks that give the city its name, and symbolizes their role in the foundation of the community. The green river banks stand for life and future growth along the river. The feather recognizes the city’s Native American heritage. The yellow stalk represents the area’s reliance on agriculture. The date, 1870, marks the naming of the area, “Grand Forks,” reputedly by Sanford C. Cady.
== 2004 NAVA survey ==
The flag tied with Columbus, Ohio and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with a score of 4.09, and ranking in 74th place.
Category:North Dakota
Category:United States Cities
Category:2004 NAVA City Flag Survey
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