Corbin · In use by 2023
Flag of Corbin
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- Status
- Current
- Field
- White
- Center
- The city seal
- Seal symbols
- Moonbow, Sanders Café and a KFC bucket, a fishing boat, a train, three arrows, pine forest
- Adopted
- Not recorded
- Designer
- Not recorded
- Confidence
- Unverified
About this flag
A white flag with Corbin's city seal at its center. The seal's ring reads "City of" at the top and "Kentucky" at the bottom, and the center is filled with the city's history:
- A moonbow, the rainbow that forms by moonlight at nearby Cumberland Falls
- The Sanders Café and a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken; Colonel Sanders opened his café in Corbin in the 1930s
- A man fishing from a boat, and a black train behind a banner with the city's name and year of incorporation
- Three interlocking yellow arrows for the three counties Corbin sits in: Whitley, Knox and Laurel
- A pine forest along the bottom
Flags of the World's drawing (2023) is based on a photo of the flag. We haven't confirmed when the city adopted it, or who designed it.
Sources: Flags of the World (David Sigley); Wikipedia, "Corbin, Kentucky".