The flag of the Khmelnitsky region of Ukraine is a symbol reflecting the history and traditions of the region. Together with the emblem, it compiles the official symbols of local governments and the executive branch of the Khmelnitsky region. On March 21, 2002, at the 22nd session, the regional council unanimously approved the coat of arms and flag of the Khmelnitsky region.
| Flag of Khmelnitsky region | |
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| Khmelnitsky region | |
| Ukraine | |
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| Approved by | March 21, 2002 |
| Proportion | 2: 3 |
The flag of the region consists of two equal vertical stripes - blue at the pole and red in the free part. In the center of the banner is the coat of arms of the region, consisting of a heraldic shield, the field of which is divided into blue and red halves; on top of the dividing line are the golden sun and two ears of bread. The sun is a traditional symbol of Podillia . The red color is taken from the coat of arms of Volyn. The ears symbolize the agrarian orientation of the region, and also depict the letter "X" - the first in the name of the region.