St. Louis City Flags

The St. Louis flag symbolically epitomizes the city's location and its role as the gateway to the West. Set on a red background, the St. Louis flag displays the confluence, or joining, of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers with three intersecting blue lines. The point of intersection is denoted by a large fleur-de-lis, a noble symbol that denotes St. Louis' rich French heritage. The flag recalls the colors of Spain (red and gold), France (blue, white and red), and the U.S. (red, white and blue). The St. Louis city flag was designed by Yale professor Theodore Sizer. For more information about St. Louis City flags see the description tab below.

St. Louis was founded in 1764 by Pierre Laclede and his stepson Auguste Chouteau. The city was named after Louis IX of France. St. Louis is often identified by its 630 ft. The Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis is also known as the “Gateway to the West" and “Home of the Blues." St. Louis is the cultural center of Missouri. Our St. Louis City Flags are the best all-around flags available. Fashioned with intricately crafted materials, St. Louis flags are constructed with strong, durable nylon that waves effortlessly in the wind. The St. Louis flag features beautiful, bright colors and exquisite lock stitching. Our St. Louis city flags are available in five sizes ranging from 2'x3' to 6'x10'. Choose from our assortment of flagpoles sets to complete the look you desire.