Guro District (Korean: 구로구; RR: Guro-gu) is one of the 25 districts of Seoul, bordering Yangcheon to the north, Yeongdeungpo to the east, Bucheon to the west, and Geumcheon and Gwangmyeong to the south.
Description[]
The flag of Guro District is a white background with the district's official logo in the center. The logo features the letters "GU" and "RO" interlocked together in a red and orange color scheme, with "GU" in red and "RO" in orange.
Symbolism[]
Red symbolizes youth and energy, while orange symbolizes joy and hope. The English term "GURO" aids in internationalization and enhances communication. The rhythm of the font conveys change, hope, and vitality.
Flag Variants[]
Flag variant with Korean text on the bottom.
Historical Flags[]
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Flag of Guro District
1995–2007.
1995–2007.
Flag Redesigns[]
Guro District flag redesign by Jasperljh16, Dec 2024.
Guro District flag redesign by SimonDerricJ., May 2025.
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