Flag of Sacramento

City of Sacramento
AdoptedAugust 15, 1989
DesignTwo different shades of blue, separated by a wavy line. On the top-right and bottom-left are two half-oblongs - one green and one yellow. On the bottom is the word "CITY OF SACRAMENTO" in the font of "Century Gothic".

The flag of Sacramento, California was adopted on August 15, 1989. It consists of two different shades of blue, separated by a wavy line. On the top-right and bottom-left are two half-oblongs - one green and one yellow. On the bottom is the word "CITY OF SACRAMENTO" in the font of "Century Gothic".

The flag is no longer to be seen at Sacramento City Hall, and the organization that helped fly it is no longer in business, so like Amarillo, Texas, the flag is long-lost and forgotten.

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