Scotland Flag - The Saltire | Symbol of Scottish Heritage and Identity #58427 (License: Personal Use)

The Saltire, or Saint Andrew’s Cross, features a white diagonal cross on a royal blue background, representing Scotland’s patron saint, St. Andrew. Historically adopted in the 12th century, it is one of the oldest continuously used flags in the world and remains a powerful emblem of Scottish pride and sovereignty. The flag is often seen during national events, sporting matches, and civic celebrations across Scotland and the global diaspora.

This image is commonly used on travel websites, educational pages about Scottish history, government or cultural institution sites, and merchandise platforms. It serves users seeking visual identification of Scotland, historical context, or patriotic symbolism-especially around events like Burns Night, St. Andrew’s Day, or international sports competitions.