England · Geographic county
Yorkshire county flag

Registered county flag
| County | Yorkshire |
| Geographical grouping | England |
| Registration recorded by British County Flags | 2008 |
| Design attribution | Yorkshire Ridings Society |
| Status checked | 24 October 2026 |
Design and symbolism
A white rose with green and gold details appears on blue. The rose is the county’s longstanding emblem, given a simple, highly recognisable setting.
History and use
The flag was in use by at least the 1960s before the Yorkshire Ridings Society secured its registration in 2008. The county flag represents Yorkshire as a whole. The flags of its three Ridings are separate designs and are not additional counties in this directory.
Sources and acknowledgements
County geography follows the Historic Counties Standard, published by the Historic Counties Trust, as used by RealCounties. Read our source and status guidance.
Flag-profile text: Historic Counties Institute, CC BY-SA 3.0, drawing on the credited research. Artwork has its own credit above.

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