The Flag of Salta Province, Argentina is a symbol representing the administrative division of the same name within the Argentine Republic. Adopted on September 12, 1958, it consists of three horizontal bands in green (top and bottom), white (middle), and blue (bottom). In the center, there is an emblem depicting a mounted warrior known as San Martin on horseback, who is traditionally associated with Argentine independence. The flag reflects the rich cultural history and geographical location of Salta Province, located in the northwest region of Argentina, characterized by its rugged landscapes and Andean highlands.