The Flag of Loire Atlantique, France is a symbol representing the administrative region located in western France. Adopted in 1986, it consists of three vertical stripes arranged from left to right. The first strip is white (representing Brittany), followe
The Flag of Loire Atlantique, France is a symbol representing the administrative region located in western France. Adopted in 1986, it consists of three vertical stripes arranged from left to right. The first strip is white (representing Brittany), followed by blue (representing Anjou) and then green (representing Nantes). This flag reflects the historical and cultural heritage of its constituent provinces within the modern region of Loire Atlantique.
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