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Oregon, Ohio (U.S.)

Lucas County

image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 14 October 2026
based on photo

Description of the flag

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Description of the flag

The flag of Oregon, Ohio is divided into two sections with the dividing barrier being in the shape of a wave to symbolize water. The top half is a strong blue and white text reads "OREGON" in all caps. The bottom reads "on the bay" and below that, "City of Opportunity". There is a horizontal white line above the word "OREGON".

Source (news article): https://www.toledoblade.com/opinion/editorials/2026/07/17/editorial-oregon-courts-financial-disaster/stories/20260720006
Source (image itself): https://www.toledoblade.com/image/2025/01/09/1140x_a10-7_cTC/Oregon-Stock-ArtXXXX-4.jpg

Ethan Dubrow, 13 October 2026

The city logo was apparently replaced in 2022, but the flag with the old logo is still used.
The new logo: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php

More photos:
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Masao Okazaki, 13 October 2026

The lower (more than) half of the flag is (very) light blue. The tail of the "y" extends horizontally to the hoist. The text, the two horizontal lines, and the wavy line are white. The wavy line is of the style named invected in Heraldry, made from semi circular segments with their concavities pointing upwards; this flag seems to show 9 of these tips, with halved wave throughs at the fly and hoist ends.

The three text lines, albeit typesey very differently, are all centered along a vertical axis. The upper text line ("OREGON") is larger and set in Impact capitals; the middle one ("on the bay") is set in a sans serif italic style (I used Roboto, but that's not correct: the "a" letterform is diagnostic — cp. photo) with extended stems of the "t", "h", and "b" conjoined to the wavy stipe above and, as said, the y's tail extending horizontally to the hoist; the bottom text line ("City of Opportunity") is set in Brushscript typeface, correctly as cursive.

António Martins-Tuválkin, 14 October 2026