New Pacific Northwest Cascadia “Old Doug” Flag Polyester 4’x6’ with Grommets

This flag represents the Cascadia independence movement, a bioregional and political initiative advocating for a unified region in northwestern North America. First created in 1994 and formally adopted in 1995, this unofficial design, often called the Doug Flag, has become a widely recognized symbol of the region and its people. The flag features a horizontal triband of blue, white, and green, symbolizing the Pacific Ocean and sky, snow-capped mountains and clouds, and the lush forests and fertile valleys, respectively. Centered over all three bands is a black silhouette of a Douglas fir tree, a prominent species in the bioregion, representing endurance and resilience. This design functions as a **civil and cultural flag** for the movement and should **not be confused with** any official state or provincial flags, as it is a symbol of a non-sovereign entity. 4’x6’ with grommets.