The Flag of Bytom, Poland, is a symbol of national and local pride for the city of Bytom, located in Upper Silesia, Poland. Adopted as the official flag in 1990, it consists of two horizontal stripes: green at the top and white at the bottom, with the coat of arms of the city centered on the white field. The green color symbolizes agriculture and forests, which were once abundant in Bytom, while the white represents peace and purity. The coat of arms features a bison, a traditional Polish emblem, and a miner’s helmet, reflecting the city’s rich mining history. The Flag of Bytom is flown on important occasions to celebrate the heritage and identity of this industrious Silesian city.