Cumberland County, Pennsylvania (U.S.)

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image by Valentin Poposki, 31 March 2006
Source: www.pacounties.org

• Description of the flag
• Seal

- indicates flag is known.
- indicates it is reported that there is no known flag.

Municipal flags in Cumberland County:

• Camp Hill
• Carlisle
• East Pennsboro Township
• Graham Hills
• Hopewell Township
• Lemoyne
• Lower Allen Township
• Mechanicsburg
• Monroe Township
• Newburgh
• New Cumberland
• Newville
• Penn Township
• Shippensburg
• Shippensburg Township
• Silver Spring Township
• South Newton Township
• Southampton
• Upper Allen Township
• West Pennsboro Township

See also:

• County and Municipal flags of Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania
• United States of America

Description of the flag

A dark blue flag with a large central emblem consisting of an open Bible, a cannon, and wreaths of wheat. Overall a ribbon states the county and state name.
Valentin Poposki, 31 March 2006

Cumberland County (213,674 inhabitants in 2000; 14,270 ha; seat, Carlisle), founded on 27 January 1750, is one of the four counties comprising the greater Harrisburg metropolitan area. The flag is explained on the county website as follows:
"The circle of wheat represents the agriculture foundation, upon which Cumberland County's economy has been based. The stars represent the County's promising future. The cannon represents the people who defend our County and the foundries and war goods that were manufactured here. The open book represents the many colleges and schools of the County. Open, to show continued dedication to higher education."
www.ccpa.net/cumberland/
Ivan Sache, 2 May 2008

Seal

image located by Paul Bassinson, 2 March 2019

Source: https://3.bp.blogspot.com/
Paul Bassinson, 2 March 2019