The Flag of Manta is the official symbol representing the city of Manta, a significant coastal port located in the Manab province of Ecuador. Adopted on June 15, 2008, this tricolor flag features horizontal stripes of blue, white, and red. The blue band represents the Pacific Ocean, while the white symbolizes peace, tranquility, and unity. The red stripe honors Manta's history as a commercial port city, reflecting the blood spilled in its battles for independence from Spain. A central emblem, depicting a golden sun with rays extending to the edges of the flag, is prominently displayed on the white band, symbolizing the city's resilience and vitality. The Flag of Manta serves as a visual representation of the city's identity, history, and connection to the sea.
