Acadiana Flag - Symbol of Cajun Heritage and Louisiana Identity #1908723 (License: Personal Use)

The Acadiana flag represents the cultural region of south-central Louisiana, home to the Cajun people. Its design incorporates a blue background symbolizing loyalty, a black saltire with thirteen stars representing the original Acadian settlements, and a central white disc with a blue fleur-de-lis signifying French heritage. Adopted in 1974, it is widely flown at cultural events, government buildings, and community gatherings across the region.

Used on regional government websites, cultural organization pages, tourism sites, and educational resources about Louisiana’s Cajun history; matches user intent for learning about regional flags, cultural identity, or historical symbolism.