The flag of Globe, Arizona, is a white background with four borders of dark blue, white, orange, and light grey. Inside the white background is the city's logo, comprised of dark blue mountains with a sun rising behind them with rays of dark blue lines and orange dashed lines. Below the mountains is the word "GLOBE" in orange, the word "ARIZONA" in dark blue in between two dark blue horizontal lines, and the words "EST. 1875" also in orange.
The flag first appeared in 2023.[1]
Former flag[]
The former flag of Globe, Arizona, is a black background with the city's logo, comprised of the words "CITY OF", "GL", "BE", and "ARIZONA" in orange, with a teal-colored globe with orange latitude and longitude lines situated on the Americas, in the center of the word "GL BE".
The flag was adopted in 2017.
2022 NAVA survey[]
The flag scored 1.64, ranked 250th out of 312, and got a grade of an F on the 2022 NAVA City Flag Survey, tied with Oakland and Otsego, and ahead of Layton City.
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