The Flag of Schaumburg, Germany is a historical banner representing the former state of Schaumburg. This flag consists of three vertical stripes of equal size, with the colors being red, white, and blue (from left to right). Historically, this pattern was used from 1867 until the abolition of the Prussian provinces in 1946. The flag is a symbol of Schaumburg’s rich history and serves as a reminder of its unique past within the broader context of German states. Today, it is not an official flag but holds cultural significance for residents of modern-day Schaumburg, Germany.