Lubbock

Lubbock
Country	United States
State	Texas
Adopted	February 11, 1971
Proportions	2:3
Country	United States
State	Texas
Adopted	2011
Proportions	2:3

The flag of Lubbock, Texas, is a bicolor of white and red, with a blue stripe on the hoist, and the city's seal in the center-hoist.

Symbolism

Red, white, and blue echo the colors of the state flag. The star designating Lubbock, with rays emanating from it, symbolizes the city’s nickname, “Hub City” of the south plains. The date, 1909, is the year of the city’s incorporation.

Legendary Lubbock flag

The unofficial flag that has been used with the 2004 NAVA City Flag Survey is named the "Legendary Lubbock" flag. It is a unofficial logo of Lubbock in a white background. It was adopted in 1999, and was relinquished in an unknown date.

Symbolism

The logo resembles the top of an oldfashioned jukebox, reinforcing the city’s claim as the “Music Crossroads of Texas”. The claim even makes it into their logo. The map shows the location of the city in Texas.

Relinquization

Today it's no longer in use, since the flag was taken off of city chambers, and the city has adopted a new logo. The "more Texan" flag came back in 2011, with the seal being bigger and more centered/colored, and a white bar separating the blue from the red. Like Long Beach, California - it was proven by CRW Flags (and in addition - its own Facebook page), but not accepted by Wikipedia.