Terre Haute

The flag of Terre Haute, Indiana, is a dark blue background with a gold Scandinavian cross fimbriated in white. Inside the Scandinavian cross is a gold disc with a white sycamore leaf surrounded by 19 white five-pointed stars arranged in a circle. 
== Symbolism ==
The sycamore leaf symbolizes the sycamore trees that grow along the Wabash River that Terre Haute is known for. The intersecting lines represent the city's status as the Crossroads of America and the 19 stars represent the placement in Indiana as the 19th state. The gold and blue mimic Indiana's colors but the blue also represents the Wabash River while the gold represents quality, wealth, and good fortunes. The white color represents hope, openness, and new beginnings which everyone all wish for the community.Terre Haute Flag on Weebly
==Flag colors==
Color	Color Name 	HEX RGB
 	Pantone 072C	#000f5d
 	Pantone 109C	#d59f0f
 	White 	#ffffff
== Former flag ==
The former flag of Terre Haute, Indiana, is a white background with the city's seal in the center.Flag and information Its adoption date is unknown, and it was relinquished on June 6, 2024.
==References==
Category:United States Cities
Category:Indiana
Category:Blue background
Category:Gold
Category:White
Category:Scandinavian cross
Category:Discs
Category:Leaves
Category:Five-pointed stars
Category:Stars
Category:Proportions 3-5
Category:2024
Category:White background
Category:Blue
Category:Seal
Category:Eastern USA