Jefferson County · Until 2003

Jefferson County flag

PlaceholderJaume Ollé, FOTW Flags Of The World website at https://www.fotw.info/

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Status: Historical
In use: Until January 2003
Adopted: Not recorded
Designer: Not recorded
Confidence: Unverified

About this flag

A gold band at the hoist carries the year 1780, when Jefferson County was formed. On the blue fly, the head of Thomas Jefferson, the county's namesake, sits in a white frame between gold wreaths, with a gold fleur-de-lis below.

The county flew it until it merged with the city of Louisville into one metro government in January 2003.

Sources: Flags of the World (Jaume Ollé).

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Louisville Metro

Louisville and Jefferson County each had their own flags until they merged into one government in January 2003. Both lines meet in today's Louisville Metro flag.

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