North Pole, Alaska

The flag of North Pole, Alaska have 11 red and white diagonal stripes as a field with the seal of the town in the middle. It was adopted after a contest was held in which about 20 entries were received. The flag of North Pole was adopted in November/December 1990, the winner of this contest being Bill Howe, inmate at the Fairbanks Correctional Center at the time, who received $50 for designing the city flag.