
Last modified: 2025-08-30 by rob raeside
Keywords: dryden | ontario | 
Links: FOTW homepage |
search | 
disclaimer and copyright | 
write us | 
mirrors
 
image by Daniel Rentería, 
4 August 2025
See also:
The flag was adopted sometime between January and February 2020, based on the 
city council meetings. It depicts a logo over a white field, which was approved 
on 12 November 2020; being designed by Wake Marketing & Design from Kenora with 
some input from the community. The logo on the flag does not read the motto 
underneath its name, DRYDEN.
Description of the logo according to the 
council: "The city of the North. The arrow marks the direction. The compass ring 
symbolizes the region and our place in its centre. The wilderness and trees 
surround us. The typeface demonstrates strength and acceleration. The negative 
space beneath the arrow indicates a trail. The way forward."
Image above made using logo from
https://www.facebook.com/DrydenCanada/photos
Daniel Rentería, 
4 August 2025
 
image by Masao Okazaki, 21 August 2025
based on photo located by Valentin Poposki, 13 September 2010
The flag of the City of Dryden, Ontario, has a modern design consisting of 
diverse fields of four colors - green, white, blue, light blue, in different 
shapes and "Dryden" across the flag, where "D" is white and the rest of the 
letters are light blue. Photo of the flag thanks to Lynn Arseneault, Deputy 
Returning Officer.
About the city:
"Dryden (2006 population 8,195) is 
the second-largest city in the Kenora District of northwestern Ontario, Canada, 
located on Wabigoon Lake. It is the smallest community in the province of 
Ontario designated as a city." - from Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dryden,_Ontario 
Official website:
http://www.dryden.ca 
Valentin 
Poposki, 13 September 2010
 
image located by Daniel Rentería, 
4 August 2025
The first flag of Dryden depicted a red field with presumably the old town 
logo placed upon it. It is a white circle with a ribbon also in white cutting 
across it, reading "TOWN OF DRYDEN". The circle depicts symbols of the town, 
from left to right: three trees for the forest environment; a fish emerging from 
water for fishing, especially in the lakes around the city; and a factory with 
smoke emerging from it, especially regarding the paper mill that exists in the 
town. Clearly, the flag was adopted sometime before 1998, as it became a city 
that year. Image source from
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/nV4AAeSw-xBoh7EV/s-l1600.webp.
 Daniel Rentería, 
4 August 2025