Flags of counties and municipalities in Florida

This is a gallery with flags of counties and municipalities in Florida, United States.

Counties/Municipalities that don’t have their own flags are not included. Copyrighted county/municipal flags will be linked to their Wikipedia pages.

This page or section is incomplete.

Consolidated City–Counties

↑ City of Jacksonville and Duval County
(details)

Historical

↑ City of Jacksonville and Duval County
(1914–1976)^[1]^[2]

Counties

Many Floridian county flags feature their county seals on a saltire, incorporating elements from the Floridian flag - itself based on the former Spanish flag - into their designs. Some counties simply place their seal or logo onto a white field, while other counties are known to have no flag, including Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, and Indian River Counties.

↑ Citrus County^{[N 1]}

↑ Clay County

↑ Collier County

↑ Escambia County^{[N 1]}

↑ Glades County^{[N 1]}

↑ Hendry County^{[N 1]}

↑ Hillsborough County

↑ Putnam County^{[N 1]}

Historical

↑ Columbia County
(1939)^{[N 1]}

↑ Hillsborough County
(1994–2017)

↑ Miami-Dade County
(1952–1957)^{[N 1]}

↑ Miami-Dade County
(1981–1997)^{[N 1]}

↑ Palm Beach County
(1964-1971)^{[N 1]}

↑ Palm Beach County
(1971-1994)^{[N 1]}

↑ Pinellas County
(1948)^{[N 1]}

↑ Volusia County
(1967-2004)^{[N 1]}

Municipalities

Many flags of Floridian cities feature their city seal on a saltire, incorporating elements from the Floridian flag, itself based on the former Spanish flag, into their designs.

Apalachicola

↑ Apopka

↑ Arcadia^{[N 1]}

↑ Atlantis^{[N 1]}

↑ Bay Harbor Islands^{[N 1]}

↑ Belleair Shore^{[N 1]}

↑ Belle Glade^{[N 1]}

↑ Belleview^{[N 1]}

↑ Boca Raton^{[N 1]}

↑ Bonita Springs^{[N 1]}

↑ Boynton Beach

↑ Biscayne Park^{[N 1]}

↑ Bradenton^{[N 1]}

↑ Bunnell^{[N 1]}

↑ Callahan^{[N 1]}

↑ Callaway^{[N 1]}

↑ Cape Coral

↑ Casey Key^{[N 1]}

↑ Casselberry^{[N 1]}

↑ Chattahoochee^{[N 1]}

↑ Clearwater^{[N 1]}

↑ Clermont^{[N 1]}

↑ Crestview^{[N 1]}

↑ Davie^{[N 1]}

↑ DeBary^{[N 1]}

↑ Deerfield Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Delray Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Deltona

Doral

↑ Eagle Lake^{[N 1]}

↑ Eatonville^{[N 1]}

↑ El Portal^{[N 1]}

↑ Eustis^{[N 1]}

↑ Fernandina Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Florida City^{[N 1]}

↑ Fort Lauderdale

↑ Fort Myers^{[N 1]}

↑ Fort Pierce^{[N 1]}

↑ Fort Walton Beach

↑ Gainesville

↑ Greenacres

↑ Green Cove Springs^{[N 1]}

↑ Groveland^{[N 1]}

↑ Gulfport^{[N 1]}

↑ Hallandale Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Haverhill^{[N 1]}

↑ Hypoluxo^{[N 1]}

↑ Indian Rocks Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Juno Beach

↑ Jupiter^{[N 1]}

↑ Key Biscayne^{[N 1]}

↑ Key Colony Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Loxahatchee Groves^{[N 1]}

↑ Maitland^{[N 1]}

↑ Malabar^{[N 1]}

↑ Marco Island^{[N 1]}

↑ Margate^{[N 1]}

↑ Medley

↑ Melbourne^{[N 1]}

↑ Melbourne Village^{[N 1]}

Miami

↑ Miami Beach

Miami Gardens

↑ Miami Lakes^{[N 1]}

↑ Miami Shores^{[N 1]}

↑ Miami Springs^{[N 1]}

Mount Dora

Mulberry

↑ Naples^{[N 1]}

↑ New Port Richey^{[N 1]}

↑ New Smyrna Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ North Lauderdale^{[N 1]}

↑ North Miami^{[N 1]}

↑ North Miami Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ North Palm Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Oakland Park

↑ Ocala^{[N 1]}

↑ Oldsmar^{[N 1]}

↑ Opa-locka^{[N 1]}

↑ Orange Park^{[N 1]}

↑ Palm Coast^{[N 1]}

↑ Palm Shores^{[N 1]}

↑ Pinellas Park^{[N 1]}

↑ Plant City^{[N 1]}

↑ Plantation

↑ Pompano Beach

↑ Port Orange

↑ Port Richey^{[N 1]}

↑ Port St. Joe^{[N 1]}

↑ Port St. Lucie^{[N 1]}

↑ Punta Gorda^{[N 1]}

↑ Royal Palm Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ St. Augustine^{[N 1]}

↑ St. Pete Beach^{[N 1]}

St. Petersburg^[3]^{[N 2]}

↑ Sanford^{[N 1]}

↑ Sarasota

↑ Satellite Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Sebastian^{[N 1]}

↑ South Miami

↑ Spring Hill^{[N 1]}

↑ Sunny Isles Beach^{[N 1]}

↑ Surfside^{[N 1]}

↑Tallahassee

↑ Tamarac

Tampa
(details)

↑ Tavares^{[N 1]}

↑ Tequesta^{[N 1]}

↑ Virginia Gardens^{[N 1]}

↑ Wellington^{[N 1]}

[[Image:|border|400x100px|West Melbourne]]

↑ Winter Garden^{[N 1]}

[[Image:|border|400x100px|

↑ Winter Park]]

↑ Winter Park

Historical

↑ Coral Springs
(1989-2017)

↑ Orlando
(1980–2017)^[4]

↑ Tallahassee
(1916-1920s)^[5]

↑ Tallahassee
(1955-1986)^[5]

↑Tallahassee
(1986-2002)^[5]

↑Tallahassee
(2002–2020)^[5]

Neighborhoods

Notes

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↑ The St. Petersburg logo as shown on http://www.stpete.org/news/logo_and_usage.php utilizes a variation of a flag with four color bands (red, orange, green and indigo from top to bottom), a pelican moved slightly to the center and cut corners.

References

↑ Mayors of U.S. Cities A-L (in en). World Statesmen. Retrieved on 14 March 2018.
↑ Juneau, Alaska (U.S.) (in en). CRW Flags (6 December 2014). Retrieved on 15 March 2018.
↑ Southpinellas: Pelican lived through flag's transformations (in en) (23 May 2001). Archived from the original on 19 October 2015. Retrieved on 30 March 2018.
↑ Mayors of U.S. Cities M-W (in en). World Statesmen. Retrieved on 17 March 2018.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d A century later, Tallahassee still needs a good flag. Tallahassee Democrat. Tallahassee. Retrieved on 13 July 2020.

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[5] The St. Petersburg logo as shown on http://www.stpete.org/news/logo_and_usage.php utilizes a variation of a flag with four color bands (red, orange, green and indigo from top to bottom), a pelican moved slightly to the center and cut corners.

[World_Statesmen_A_-_L-1] Mayors of U.S. Cities A-L (in en). World Statesmen. Retrieved on 14 March 2018.

[CRW_Flags_Juneau-2] Juneau, Alaska (U.S.) (in en). CRW Flags (6 December 2014). Retrieved on 15 March 2018.

[St_Petersburg_Times-4] Southpinellas: Pelican lived through flag's transformations (in en) (23 May 2001). Archived from the original on 19 October 2015. Retrieved on 30 March 2018.

[World_Statesmen_M_-_W-6] Mayors of U.S. Cities M-W (in en). World Statesmen. Retrieved on 17 March 2018.

[TFF-7] A century later, Tallahassee still needs a good flag. Tallahassee Democrat. Tallahassee. Retrieved on 13 July 2020.

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Flags of counties and municipalities in Florida

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