The Flag of Batumi is the official symbol representing the autonomous city of Batumi, located on the Black Sea coast of western Georgia. Adopted on July 6, 1992, the flag showcases a blue field divided into two halves by a white vertical stripe running through the center. The upper half features a stylized silhouette of Mount Armazi, an ancient archaeological site overlooking Batumi, while the lower half includes three waves, symbolizing the city’s coastal location. The flag serves to identify and distinguish Batumi from other regions in Georgia both domestically and internationally.