The Flag of Lima, Peru, is a symbol of the region’s history and identity. Adopted on June 20, 1950, it consists of three vertical stripes of equal width in the colors red (left), white, and blue (right). In the center of the white stripe, there is an image of the Coat of Arms of Lima, featuring a crowned arm and sword, symbolizing justice. The flag is a representation of Lima’s status as the capital city of Peru, embodying its rich cultural heritage and enduring spirit.