The Flag of Magnitogorsk, Russia is a rectangular banner that symbolizes the city’s administrative and historical significance within the Russian Federation. Adopted on July 12, 2007, the flag is composed of three equal horizontal stripes: red, white, and blue from top to bottom. In the center, there is a golden emblem depicting a miner holding a torch, representing the city’s heavy industrial past and ongoing mining activities. The upper left corner features the Russian Federation’s coat of arms. This flag serves as a visual representation of Magnitogorsk’s identity and heritage within Russia.