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St. Petersburg Neighborhood Flags, Florida (U.S.)

Pinellas County

Central Oak Park
Crescent Heights
Euclid St. Pauls
Five Points
Greater Woodlawn
Historic Kenwood
Historic Roser Park
Historic Uptown
North Kenwood
Old Southeast
Palmetto Park
St. Pete Heights

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Neighborhoods

Central Oak Park

image by David Sigley, 3 March 2025
based on photo

The flag is a dark maroon field with the community logo in the center.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/centraloakpark/photos/a.1611831019086333/1722772461325521/?type=3&paipv=0&eav=AfbVF5Vjn8faWduHyU5cGGQUmEcd2Sq11uIrvaoKH_iTrsKUUlYNsaPImdRby9mK8gA&_rdr
David Sigley, 3 March 2025

Crescent Heights

image located by David Sigley, 15 August 2023

The flag appears to use the logo that is often used on the neighborhood's signs and entrance gates.
Photo of the flag: https://crescentheightsneighborhood.com/product/large-flag/
A digitalized version of the sign which is used on the flag: https://www.facebook.com/337268620181/photos/pb.100064694980910.-2207520000./361694310181/?type=3
David Sigley, 15 August 2023

Euclid St. Pauls

image by David Sigley, 3 March 2025
based on photo

The flag is a vertical black field with the community logo in the center.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/espna/posts/pfbid08Gasha7qmdvL8kNixMqgm4q6GeXiVpyp2h6JvjSewN1QZxrpayeBATzHaz2PhU24l
David Sigley, 3 March 2025

Five Points

image by David Sigley, 22 May 2023
based on photo

The flag is a green field with a white five pointed crown in the center. The neighborhood name encases the crown in white.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/photo
David Sigley, 22 May 2023

Greater Woodlawn

image located by David Sigley, 15 August 2023

The flag is a green field with an emblem in the center. The emblem shows a lone tree during a sunset. In the foreground is a pillar with the community name, which serve as border markings of the neighborhood. At the hoist side of the flag is the community name, with the establishment date at the fly side.
A digitalized version of the flag is located on the neighborhood's website: https://gwna.carrd.co/
David Sigley, 15 August 2023

Historic Kenwood

image by David Sigley, 27 August 2023
based on photo

The flag is a dark green field with the logo often used throughout Historic Kenwood in the center. The logo is of a lone tree with the neighborhood name sandwiching the tree.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/HistoricKenwood/photos/pb.100064857395475.-2207520000./10160365607250260/?type=3
The logo used on the flag: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=462917045880205&set=a.326202582884986
David Sigley, 27 August 2023

Historic Roser Park

image by David Sigley, 5 March 2025
based on photo

The flag is a light blue field with the neighborhood sign in the center.
The flag is available for purchase on the association's website, featuring a photo: https://www.historicroserpark.org/membership(https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/)
David Sigley, 5 March 2025

Historic Uptown

image by David Sigley, 5 March 2025
based on photo

The flag is a vertical teal field with the community logo in the center.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=552472056920277&set=pb.100064724614851.-2207520000&type=3
David Sigley, 5 March 2025

North Kenwood

image by David Sigley, 3 March 2025
based on photo

The flag is a green field with the community logo as used by the neighborhood association in the center.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/NorthKenwood/photos/pb.100064861711339.-2207520000/4540133342705857/?type=3
Digital render of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/NorthKenwood/photos/pb.100064861711339.-2207520000/1592308180821736/?type=3
David Sigley, 3 March 2025

Old Southeast

image located by David Sigley, 15 August 2023

The Old Southeast Neighborhood Association has the flag on their store, along with some information about it.
Source: https://oldsoutheaststpete.com/store

This beautiful, double-sided flag, also called a banner, was inspired by the original Old Southeast heron logo as seen on the metal street markers throughout the neighborhood.

Fun Flag Fact: The original design was created by Debby Hill, former OSNA President. Joni Schinske, former OSNA board member, and Fonda Sabin, current board member, collaboratively worked to get the flag produced: Joni developed the graphic design, and Fonda coordinated the effort and assisted with color selection.
David Sigley, 15 August 2023

Palmetto Park

image by David Sigley, 15 August 2023

The flag is a blue field with the logo of the Palmetto Park Neighborhood Association in the center.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/PalmettoParkNeighborhoodAssociation/photos/pb.100064628864532.-2207520000./2792243454379975/?type=3
The logo used by the PPNA: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=668064785357811&set=pb.100064628864532.-2207520000.
David Sigley, 15 August 2023

St. Pete Heights

image by David Sigley, 15 August 2023
based on photo

The flag is teal field with a golden pattern with a fancy border and a set of five flowers, along with the neighborhood's name.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/StPeteHeights/photos/pb.100064671666122.-2207520000./1374892592926523/?type=3
A digitalized version of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/StPeteHeights/photos/pb.100064671666122.-2207520000./1157314294684355/?type=3
David Sigley, 15 August 2023