Baldwin City, Kansas

The flag of Baldwin City was first adopted in 2014, and has changed once in 2020

Current flag (2020-present)[]

The flag of Baldwin city contains an indigo field with an orange swirl going up before stalling and then going up again. in the middle is a yellow sunflower with a orange leaf in the middle.

The color of indigo represents Integrity, as well as the conjunction of purple and dark blue to represent the official colors of both Baldwin school "purple" and Baker University "navy blue".

The orange line represents the Santa Fe trail, which tracks through Baldwin City. As well as the Unity between the two schools in Baldwin city. The sunflower represents the state flower of Kansas, The Santa Fe Trail markers, as well as the garden across Baldwin City.

The color of yellow represents joy and opportunity. The maple leaf in the center represents Baldwin City's local festival, as well as the maple trees all across the city. The orange color represents the creative energy and success of the city.

First flag (2014-2020)[]

The former flag is just, the city logo. The flag was supposedly adopted in November in 2014. It contains an orange square box with a maple leaf partially cut into it. next to that is the city name in navy blue text. Last we have the state's name in blue with an orange line on the bottom.

Baldwin City, Kansas

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Current flag (2020-present)[]

First flag (2014-2020)[]

Historical flags[]

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