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This is a gallery with flags of counties and municipalities in California, United States.

Counties/Municipalities that don’t have their own flags are not included. Copyrighted county/municipal flags will be linked to their Wikipedia pages.

This page or section is incomplete.

Consolidated City-Counties

↑ City and County of San Francisco
(details)^{[N 1]}

Historical

↑ City and County of San Francisco
(1899–1900)

↑ City and County of San Francisco
(1900–1940)^[1]

Counties

Out of all 58 Counties in California, only 30 have their own designated flag.

↑ Alameda County

↑ Alpine County

↑ Amador County

↑ Calaveras County

↑ El Dorado County

↑ Imperial County

↑ Kings County

↑ Lake County^{[N 2]}

↑ Los Angeles County

↑ Madera County

↑ Mariposa County

↑ Monterey County

↑ Orange County

↑ Placer County

↑ Riverside County

↑ Sacramento County

↑ San Benito County

↑ San Bernardino County

↑ San Diego County

↑ San Luis Obispo County

↑ Santa Barbara County

↑ Santa Clara County

↑ Santa Cruz County

↑ Siskiyou County

↑ Solano County

↑ Tulare County

↑ Tuolumne County

↑ Trinity County^{[N 2]}

↑ Ventura County

↑ Yolo County

Historical

↑ Los Angeles County (1967–2004)

↑ Los Angeles County (2004–2014)

↑ Los Angeles County (2014–2016)

↑ Placer County (1996–2019)

Municipalities

↑ Anaheim
(1967–2018; 2020–present)

Angels Camp^{[N 2]}

↑ Arroyo Grande

↑ Beverly Hills

Brawley^{[N 2]}

California City

Carmel-by-the-Sea^{[N 2]}

Carpinteria^{[N 2]}

↑ Chula Vista

City of Industry

Crescenta Valley^{[N 2]}

↑ Culver City

↑ Diamond Bar

El Centro^{[N 2]}

↑ El Monte^[2]

Encino^{[N 2]}

Fountain Valley

↑ Fremont^[3]

Hawaiian Gardens

Hawthorne^{[N 2]}

Highland^{[N 2]}

Hillsborough^{[N 2]}

Huntington Beach

Huntington Park

Indio^{[N 2]}

La Cañada Flintridge

La Crescenta-Montrose

Lakewood^{[N 2]}

↑ Long Beach
(details)

↑ Los Angeles
(details)

Manhattan Beach

↑ Milpitas^[4]

↑ Moreno Valley

↑ Newport Beach

Orland^{[N 2]}

Pleasanton^{[N 2]}

↑ Porterville

↑ Rancho Cucamonga

Rancho Palos Verdes

Rancho Santa Margarita

Red Bluff^{[N 2]}

↑ Rough and Ready

↑ San Bernardino

San Bruno^{[N 2]}

San Diego
(details)

San Elijo Hills

↑ San Jose
(details)

San Juan Capistrano

San Luis Obispo

Santa Barbara
(details)

↑ Santa Clara

↑ Santa Clarita

Saratoga^{[N 2]}

↑Scotts Valley

↑ Simi Valley

South El Monte^{[N 2]}

South Lake Tahoe

South San Francisco^{[N 2]}

↑ Stockton^[5]

Thousand Oaks^{[N 2]}

Twentynine Palms

↑ Victorville

↑ Watsonville

↑ West Hollywood

↑ Whittier^[6]

Willits^{[N 2]}

Woodbridge^{[N 2]}

Yuba City^{[N 2]}

Yucaipa^{[N 2]}

Yucca Valley^{[N 2]}

Historical

↑ Anaheim
(2018–2020)^[7]

↑ Apple Valley
(through 2014)

↑ Barstow
(from 1959)

↑ Bellflower
(1980–2005)^{[N 2]}^[8]

↑ Burbank
(from the 1970s)

↑ Cathedral City
(until 2011)

↑ Culver City
(from 1940)^[9]

↑ Glendale
(1924-2001)

↑ Long Beach
(1948–1967)^{[N 2]}^[10]

↑ Redding
(through 2018)^[11]

↑ Riverside
(1967–2020)^[12]

↑ Sacramento
(1964–1989)^[1]

↑ San Jose
(1969–1984)^[1]

↑ San Juan Capistrano
(????-????)^[13]

↑ South Lake Tahoe
(through 2012)

↑ Sunnyvale
(through 2018)

↑ West Hollywood
(through 2014)^[14]

Neighbourhoods

Notes

↑ San Francisco is considered to be both a city as well as a County under Californian state law.
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References

↑ ^a ^b ^c Mayors of U.S. Cities M-W (in en). World Statesmen. Retrieved on 17 March 2018.
↑ El Monte, California (U.S.) (in en). CRW Flags (17 August 2012). Retrieved on 11 January 2019.
↑ Fremont, California (U.S) (in en). CRW Flags (18 November 2017). Retrieved on 30 March 2018.
↑ City of Milpitas Municipal Flag - Milpitas, CA - Municipal Flags on Waymarking.com (in en). Waymarking (30 March 2015). Retrieved on 11 March 2018.
↑ 2004 American City Flags Survey (in en). North American Vexillological Association. Archived from the original on 2017-06-08. Retrieved on 30 March 2018.
↑ Whittier, California (U.S) (in en). CRW Flags (18 November 2017). Retrieved on 27 March 2018.
↑ Anaheim adopts new city flag, which features its 'Anaheim blue' (2018-08-29).
↑ Bellflower, California (U.S) (in en). CRW Flags (16 August 2012). Retrieved on 27 March 2018.
↑ Culver City, California (U.S.) (in en). CRW Flags (22 December 2017). Retrieved on 25 July 2018.
↑ Long Beach Press Telegram Newspaper Archives, Mar 14, 1948, p. 20 (in en). Newspaper ARCHIVE. Press-Telegram (14 March 1948). Retrieved on 27 May 2018.
↑ Redding Introduces New City Flag (in en). Action News Now (7 February 2018). Archived from the original on 2018-04-02. Retrieved on 2 April 2018.
↑ Riverside Hopes New Blue and Gold City Flag Will Bring Pride (in en). The Press Enterprise (10 December 2020). Retrieved on 30 January 2021.
↑ San Juan Capistrano, California (U.S.) (in en). CRW Flags. Retrieved on 22 December 2023.
↑ West Hollywood, California (U.S) (in en). CRW Flags (25 March 2016). Retrieved on 2 April 2018.

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