Image: Flag of Montgomery County, Maryland

Description: The flag of Montgomery County, Maryland. It was designed and approved by the College of Arms, and was adopted as the official flag of Montgomery County, Maryland on October 5, 1976, at the request of the Montgomery County executive, under Bill 38-76 (Section 1-402 of the Montgomery County Code). The flag's design utilizes elements from Richard Montgomery's family heraldic coat of arms. Additional information about the flag, including official specifications, can be found here. The red and blue are identical to that found on the American flag, whereas the shade of gold is identical to that found on the flag of Maryland. The flag's symbolism can be found here.
Title: Flag of Montgomery County, Maryland
Credit: Own work http://www6.montgomerycountymd.gov/ Fleurde lys lissée from Héraldique meuble Fleur de lys lissée
Author: The College of Arms (flag) Palmtree3000 (SVG)
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