England Flag

The flag of England is a simple yet iconic design featuring a red cross on a white background, known as the St. George’s Cross. It represents Saint George, the patron saint of England, who is celebrated for his legendary bravery and chivalry. The flag has been associated with England since the Middle Ages and was widely used during the Crusades. It became a national symbol over time and is often seen during sporting events, national celebrations, and historical commemorations. The St. George’s Cross is also a key component of the United Kingdom’s Union Jack, reflecting England’s integral role within the UK.