The Flag of Delta, British Columbia, Canada is the official symbol representing this city located within Metro Vancouver, a region in southwestern British Columbia. Adopted on February 16, 1993, the flag features a blue field divided diagonally from the lower hoist to the upper fly by a white Saint Andrew’s Cross. Superimposed upon the cross is a gold maple leaf. The flag’s design symbolizes Delta’s maritime history and its location within British Columbia and Canada. The blue represents the Fraser River, while the diagonal white cross signifies St. George’s Cross, historically connected to England and Scotland, acknowledging the region’s early British settlers. The maple leaf, a well-known Canadian icon, reflects Delta’s status as part of the Dominion of Canada.