The Flag of Windsor, Ontario, Canada, is the official symbol representing this city located in Southwestern Ontario. Adopted on February 28, 1969, the flag showcases a blue field divided by white wavy lines that resemble water waves, symbolizing the city’s strategic location at the mouth of the Detroit River. In the upper hoist-side corner of the flag, there is a red maple leaf, signifying Canada’s national emblem, and in the lower hoist-side corner, there is a white rose, representing England, as Windsor was named after the English town, which was home to the monarch at the time. The design of this flag combines elements that celebrate both Canadian and British heritage, while also symbolizing the city’s unique connection to the river.