City logos

[krazeeboi]

Thought it would be cool to display our city logos here.

Here's Rock Hill's. Each of the arrows represents an aspect of the city's identity (a cultural, functional, historic, garden, business, and education city).

[Tre 4]

Here's Winston-salem's logo

[Tre 4]

GreensBoro's Logo The gate city

[jbrown84]

[goodbye]

Greenville, SC

These colors are creatively and effectively employed all over downtown. The blue river represents the Reedy River in the heart of the City.

[weill]

Roanoke's

[codyg1985]

Birmingham, AL:

Huntsville, AL:

[EvanK]

This is the only logo I could find that was big enough to see. We actually have a pretty cool logo. She ain't much, but she's home.

[Jerseyman4]

That Gadsden, AL bridge photo looks a lot like the US 1 bridge betweeen New Brunswick and Edison.

[electricmonk]

Roanoke's

I really hate Roanoke's logo. It looks like it was designed by committee. I guess it's better than the old city seal they used to use.

[codyg1985]

That Gadsden, AL bridge photo looks a lot like the US 1 bridge betweeen New Brunswick and Edison.

The Gadsden, AL bridge carries US 431 and US 278 across the Coosa River. It is a nice landmark for the city. I think the bridge was built in the 1920's.

[krazeeboi]

I'm liking the bridge as well.

[EvanK]

The Gadsden, AL bridge carries US 431 and US 278 across the Coosa River. It is a nice landmark for the city. I think the bridge was built in the 1920's.

Yeah, it was built in the early 20th century. Before that, the only way to cross the river was on the railroad bridge. I've seen photos of it, and they had some nerve back then because I walked across that bridge once when I was younger and stupid, and it scared the batcrap out of me. No way I'd have driven across it.

[wrldcoupe4]

Richmond, Virginia

Flag:

City Logo:

City Seal:

Sic Itur Ad Astra - Such is the way to the stars

[lammius]

I grew up in Portsmouth, VA

Logo:

Seal:

[Florida]

Tallahassee, FL