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# Ocean City, Maryland (U.S.)

## Worcester County

Last modified: 2026-04-25 by rick wyatt
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image by Rick Wyatt, 9 June 1999

- Description of the flag
- Sunset Island

See also:

- Worcester County
- County and Municipal flags of Maryland
- Maryland
- United States of America

## Description of the Flag

I recently received an Ocean City flag as a Father's Day present. The "wave" comes to a point, and the division line in the fly end isn't straight, but completes the "wave" image.
Ocean City is on Maryland's Atlantic coast. It's a resort town of about 40,000 people, except in the summer months, when it attracts several hundred thousand visitors, most of them students just graduated from high school or college.
Steve Kramer, 14 July 1998

## Sunset Island

image located by David Sigley, 24 September 2024
based on photo

Sunset Island is an island neighborhood located in central Ocean City. It was designed to resemble beach communities along the Atlantic Coast in the 1920s.
The flag is a white field with a black border. In the center is the community logo.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/photo/
David Sigley, 24 September 2024

## Caine Woods

image located by David Sigley, 12 April 2026
based on photo

Caine Woods is a quiet residential neighborhood located in northern Ocean City on the strait the connects the Little Assawoman and Assawoman Bays.
The neighborhood flag was designed in June of 1989 during a bull roast. The flag is a yellow field with the neighborhood logo, which features the neighborhood name separating a forest, aka a "woods," and the bay which has a duck swimming in it.
Photo of the flag: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=2048248695499327&set=a.487603000202025
Newsletter from the CWCA mentioning the flag's design year: https://cainewoodsoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Newsletter_July2015.pdf
David Sigley, 24 September 2024