Flag of Donnersbergkreis Germany The flag of Donnersbergkreis, a district (Kreis) in the Rhineland-Palatinate state of Germany, is a banner of arms. Adopted in 1957, the flag reflects the historical coat of arms of the region. The flag consists of three equal vertical stripes in the colors blue, white, and red. The upper left quadrant (canton) of the white stripe features a black equilateral triangle, symbolizing a mountaintop with three peaks, alluding to the Donnersberg mountain range. The remaining area of the white stripe is filled with a gold (yellow) wheel, representing the County of Leiningen, one of the historical territories within Donnersbergkreis. The flag is an emblem of regional identity and pride for the residents of Donnersbergkreis, Germany. It serves as a visual representation of the district’s history and connection to its territorial past.