The Flag of Heves County, Hungary is a rectangular banner with three horizontal stripes in the colors blue, yellow, and red. It represents one of the 19 counties (megye) of Hungary, located in the northern part of the country. The flag was officially adopted on February 18, 2003. The blue stripe at the top symbolizes the County’s connection to the Tisza River, while the red and yellow stripes represent the area’s historical ties to the Kingdom of Hungary. The flag serves as a visual representation of Heves County’s unique identity within Hungary.