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Hanover Park, Illinois (U.S.)

Cook County, DuPage County

image by Masao Okazaki, 30 November 2022

Description of the 2017 flag
Previous flag

See also:

Description of the flag

A new branding logo was unveiled in December 2017
www.facebook.com/VillageofHanoverPark

Information about the logo: https://www.hanoverparkillinois.org/592/About-our-New-Logo:
"Hanover Park recently developed a new brand, or a new story, to promote community building and economic development. With 80 different nationalities and 30 languages spoken in Hanover Park, we are, as our new tagline says, “America’s Global Village”.

The new brand, which brings together that diversity around a new graphic identity – Hanover Park USA – features a logo that represents diversity, inclusion and unity. The logo is a multi-colored globe that represents the cultures of the people living and working in Hanover Park, while emphasizing that in the U.S., we all come together as Americans.

The lines of the logo also represent the roads that crisscross our community. The new brand will be featured on all village materials, signs and marketing efforts. It sets us apart from other communities because it sends a signal that we are progressive while rooted in American values – and that we value education, hard work and entrepreneurship. We are progressive while rooted in American values – and that we value education, hard work and entrepreneurship."

Photos of new flag:
www.facebook.com/photo
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Masao Okazaki, 30 November 2022

Previous flag

image by Masao Okazaki, 30 November 2022

The previous flag had been used since at least 2001.
www.facebook.com/VillageofHanoverPark
www.facebook.com/VillageofHanoverPark
Masao Okazaki, 30 November 2022

Variant of the previous flag

image by Valentin Poposki, 6 October 2005
Source: www.hanoverparkillinois.org/Community/SpecialEvents/ISSCC.htm

I found the flag of the Village of Hanover Park, Illinois, US, at www.hanoverparkillinois.org/Community/SpecialEvents/ISSCC.htm. It was being presented to a sister city in Ghana. It is a white flag with the village logo on it. The logo is a tan colored arch, with a tree-like emblem of cheering figures outlined in blue, and below that the village name.
Valentin Poposki, 6 October 2005