Acadiana Flag - Symbol of Cajun Heritage and Cultural Identity #285907 (License: Personal Use)

The Acadiana flag consists of three diagonal bands-blue (top left), red (center), and white (bottom right)-with a white five-pointed star in the blue field and a blue fleur-de-lis in the white field. Designed in 1965 by Dr. Thomas J. Arceneaux, it symbolizes the region’s French Acadian heritage, resilience, and cultural unity. The star represents the “Lone Star” legacy of Louisiana’s early settlers, while the fleur-de-lis honors French ancestry.

This image is used on cultural, historical, or tourism websites related to Louisiana’s Cajun communities; it supports content about regional identity, heritage festivals, educational resources, or official Acadiana promotions. Users seek visual representation of Cajun pride and historical symbolism.