Cross and Saltire (flag)

A 2:3 Cross.
A 2:3 Saltire.

A cross flag featuring a design of two intersecting stripes is a vexillological and heraldic format consisting of a single horizontal band and a single vertical band that cross at right angles over the flag's background field. A saltire, also known as a Saint Andrew's cross or diagonal cross, is a vexillological and heraldic symbol formed by two intersecting diagonal bands that run from corner to corner across a field.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Bess, Michael (2016). Our Grandchildren Redesigned. Harvard University Press.
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