Landkreis Heilbronn Flag for Indoor & Outdoor Use

The Landkreis Heilbronn flag brings a distinctive piece of regional heraldry to your home, garden or flag collection. Its white and red colours frame the district coat of arms, featuring a silver eagle on a red shield. Choose this design to represent the district of Heilbronn in Baden-Württemberg.

Landkreis Heilbronn Flag: White and Red with a Historic Eagle

The eagle has an unusual shape: its lower body is cut short, without the legs and tail typically seen in heraldic eagle designs. This detail gives the district emblem its recognisable appearance.

From the Lauffen Town Seal to the District Coat of Arms

The design derives from the oldest town seal of Lauffen am Neckar. The coat of arms was granted on 20 June 1955 and granted again on 3 September 1973 following the district’s reorganisation. Although the eagle was once attributed to the Counts of Lauffen, that interpretation is now considered uncertain.

115 g/m² Polyester with Reinforced Finishing

Made from 115 g/m² polyester, this flag is suitable for indoor and outdoor display. Reinforced edges and double seams strengthen the construction, while two rust-resistant brass grommets provide attachment points for suitable flag clips or ties.

• 115 g/m² polyester fabric.
• Reinforced edges and double-stitched seams.
• Two rust-resistant brass grommets.
• Water-resistant fabric with UV protection.
• Single-sided printing with approximately 90% colour visibility on the reverse.
• The reverse displays a mirrored version of the design.
• Washable at 30°C.
• Multiple sizes available through the product options.

Use the flag for a regional gathering, a personal display or a collection of German district flags. Select the dimensions that suit your space and mounting arrangement. Free worldwide standard shipping is available.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this the flag of Heilbronn city?

No. This design represents Landkreis Heilbronn, the surrounding district. The city of Heilbronn is administratively separate and has its own flag.

2. Why does the eagle look different from other heraldic eagles?

The eagle is depicted without its lower body, legs and tail. This distinctive form is part of the district coat of arms.

3. How can I attach the flag?

The flag has two brass grommets. Use suitable clips or ties compatible with your flagpole or other mounting arrangement.

4. Is the design printed on both sides?

The flag is printed on one side. The design is visible in mirrored form on the reverse, with approximately 90% colour visibility.

5. How should I care for the flag?

Wash at 30°C and allow it to dry before storage. Taking the flag down during storms and strong winds helps reduce wear.