Scotland Flag - Saint Andrew’s Cross Symbolism and History #178035 (License: Personal Use)

The Scottish flag, or Saltire, displays a white diagonal cross (saltire) on a vibrant azure background, representing Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. Legend holds that the design originated in the 9th century after a miraculous vision before the Battle of Athelstaneford. It remains a powerful symbol of Scottish identity, flown across government buildings, sports events, and cultural celebrations.

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