Flags of cities, towns and villages in the Netherlands
This article is missing information about descriptions of the flags.(June 2022) |
This is a list of cities, towns and village flags in the Netherlands. The flags are listed per province.
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Drenthe[edit]
Historical[edit]
Flevoland[edit]
Friesland[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Franeker (unofficial flag until 1962)
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Hindeloopen (1650)
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Hindeloopen (17th - 19th century)
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Leeuwarden (1947 - 2019)
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The flag of Molkwerum in the Arms and Flags Book of Gerrit Hesman from 1708.
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Stavoren (1711 - 19th century)
Gelderland[edit]
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Beuningen (symbol variant)
Historical[edit]
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Batenburg (1938)
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Buren (Parade flag from 1938)
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Buren (1978 - 1999)
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Doetinchem (Parade flag from 1938)
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Groenlo (1993 - 2005)
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Harderwijk (old unofficial flag)
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Lochem (old unofficial flag)
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Nijkerk (Parade flag from 1938)
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Nijkerk (1964 - 2001)
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Nijmegen (1953)
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Nijmegen (1953 - 1994)
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Rossum (1938 - 1991)
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Tiel (Parade flag from 1938)
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Zaltbommel (1964 - 2002)
Groningen[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Appingedam (de facto, until 1964)
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Delfzijl (1961 - 1990)
Limburg[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Gennep (old unofficial flag until 1978)
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Maastricht (1938 - 1994)
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Roermond (1957 - 2010)
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Sittard (1974 - 1982)
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Sittard (1982 - 2001)
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Susteren (1965 - 1982)
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Valkenburg (1982 - 2016)
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Venlo (around 1938)
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Venlo (1945 - 2010)
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Weert (Parade flag from 1938)
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Weert (until 1962)
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Weert (after 1962)
North Brabant[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Breda (1580)
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Geertruidenberg (1952 - 1998)
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Helmond (1959 - 2004)
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's-Hertogenbosch (1935)
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's-Hertogenbosch (1957)
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's-Hertogenbosch (1989)
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Heusden (old unofficial flag until 1968)
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Heusden (1968 - 2000)
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Oosterhout (1935)
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Oss (1956 - 1994)
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Oss (1994 - 2003)
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Veldhoven (1962 - 1970)
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Veldhoven (1970 - 1988)
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Waalwijk (1953)
North Holland[edit]
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Jisp
(unofficial)
Historical[edit]
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Amsterdam (16th century)
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Amsterdam (17th century - 1975)
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Bloemendaal (1981 - 2019)
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Bussum (before 1938)
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Bussum (1938 - 1989)
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Diemen (circa 1930 - 2009)
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Edam (1667)
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Edam (1669 - 1670)
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Enkhuizen (1739)
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Haarlem (unofficial flag in 1667)
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Krommenie (1938)
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Medemblik (17th century)
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Muiden (before 1595)
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Muiden (1595 - 1963)
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Purmerend (1708)
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Weesp (before 1595)
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Wognum (1975 - 1979)
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Zaandam (1667)
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Zaandam (1938)
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Zaandijk (1962 - 1974)
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Zaandam (1938 - 1974)
Overijssel[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Blokzijl (until 1973, according to Sierksma)
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Enschede (Parade flag from 1938)
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Hengelo (unofficial flag until 1969)
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Vollenhove (1958 - 1973)
South Holland[edit]
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Schipluiden
(unofficial) -
Zwammerdam
(unofficial)
Historical[edit]
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Alphen aan den Rijn (1957 - 2014)
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Gorinchem (19th century)
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The Hague (until 1920)
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The Hague (1920 - 1949)
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Katwijk (before 1956)
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Katwijk (1956 - 1970)
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Katwijk (1970 - 2009)
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Voorburg (1962 - 2002)
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Zoetermeer (1965 - 1991)
Utrecht[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Breukelen (until 1965)
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Eemnes (1413)
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Leerdam (1961)
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Rhenen (before 1955 - 1968)
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Utrecht (1956)
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Utrecht (1961, variant)
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Vianen (1977 - 1988)
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Wijk bij Duurstede (old unofficial flag)
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Woerden (1954 - 1989)
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Woerden (1989 - 2017)
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Zeist (before 1938)
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Zeist (1938 - 1971)
Zeeland[edit]
Historical[edit]
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Middelburg (18th century)
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Sluis (until 1997)
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Terneuzen (1972 - 2003)
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Veere (circa 1800)
See also[edit]
Notes[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "Burgemeester Crone presenteert nieuwe vlag en wapen gemeente Leeuwarden". Omrop Fryslân. 2019-03-29. Retrieved 2021-10-23.