The Flag of Alpes-Maritimes is the official emblem representing the French department located on the southeastern coast of France, bordering Italy. It consists of three horizontal stripes arranged vertically, with the left and right stripes in the colors of the French flag (blue and white), and the middle stripe in the regional color of yellow. The specific proportions of the flag are 2:3, which means it is twice as long as it is one-and-a-half times its height.The Alpes-Maritimes flag was officially adopted on March 10, 1958, after a proposal by Charles-Andr Tardieu, then the president of the departmental council. The flag symbolizes the unique combination of sea (blue) and mountains (yellow), reflecting the geographical characteristics of the region. The French national colors in the left and right stripes signify the strong connection to France as a whole.The Flag of Alpes-Maritimes serves as an important regional emblem, often used during departmental events, celebrations, and public displays, helping to instill a sense of identity and pride among its citizens.