Scotland Flag - The Saint Andrew’s Cross National Symbol #1440430 (License: Personal Use)

The Scottish flag, also called the Saltire, consists of a white diagonal cross (a saltire) on a royal blue background, representing Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. Legend holds that the design originated in the 9th century after a vision before the Battle of Athelstaneford. It is one of the oldest continuously used flags in the world and remains a powerful symbol of Scottish identity and heritage.

This image is commonly used on government websites, travel guides, educational resources, and cultural pages about Scotland. Users typically search for it when researching national symbols, history, or preparing content related to Scottish heritage, events like Burns Night, or international representation.