Flag of the City of Denver - Official Design and Symbolism #3403636 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Denver, adopted in 1926 and redesigned in 2017, features a deep navy field with a golden semicircle representing the sun above a jagged mountain range in navy blue. Below the peaks, a light blue band signifies the South Platte River, while a gray arc represents the city’s foothills and urban foundation. A white, seven-pointed star in the canton honors Colorado’s status as the 38th state (the star’s points also reflect the year 1876, Colorado’s admission year).

This image is used on municipal websites, civic education materials, tourism pages, and official city communications to represent Denver’s identity. It matches user intent for learning about local symbols, designing civic projects, or sourcing high-quality flag imagery for presentations or publications.