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	Groningen Province (The Netherlands)
		Groningen is a province in the North of the Netherlands.
		Proposal for a flag according to the arms by Van der Laars in 1913 in Van der Laars [laa13]: I and IV City of Groningen, II and III Ommelanden.
		In 1913 Van der Laars in Van der Laars [laa13] proposed as provincial flag the flag of the Ommelanden with the central stripe changed to green to represent the city of Groningen.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/nl-gr.html (0 words)

	Qwika - Groningen
		The moreover one Groningen is twin city of Oldenburg (Lower Saxony).
		Groningen is because of the northern end of the "Hondsrug" (not to confound with the Hunsrueck), a sandigen collection in the middle in the formerly expanded moorland, and in earlier time the only connection of these two areas pulls itself of the "Drent plateau" up to the "Hogeland" was.
		Ubbo Emmius, born 1547 in Greetsiel, deceased 1625 in Groningen, Minister, Historian, Paedagogue and establishmentrector the University of Groningen
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	Groningen polderboards (The Netherlands)
		Flag: three horizontal stripes of blue, white and fl, proportioned 3:2:1; at the hoist a vertical yellow stripe of 1/3 flagheight.
		The heart represents Groningen; it is in hact a stylized waterlily-leaf, as it occurs in flag and arms of the Ommelanden - and therefore connects also to Fryslân (in olden days the Ommelanden were known as "the Frisian Ommelanden".) Waterlily-leaves, also known as "pompeblêden" symbolize water-purity.
		Flag: Five equally wide horizontal stripes of green and white with a red church with four spires of 3/5 flagheight.
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	Bibliography: Corrections and comments on [zna99] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Royal flag of the Netherlands (1815-1840) although the arms on a plain white flag is shown on some old flag charts, the royal flag showed the arms on the national tricolor from 1816 till 1908 (when the present design was adopted).
		Flag adopted by Royal resolution of13 July 1821 (17 July is the date of a proclamation specifying in which waters the flag could be used).
		Poland, state flag: Assertion that «this is the only state flag in the world that is not used by all of the government authorities» is not correct.
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	Provincial Flags of the Netherlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The province of Groningen in the north east of the Netherlands consists of two historical parts: the (Saxon) city of Groningen and the (Frisian) Ommelanden, the rural areas of the province.
		The flag, adopted 17 February 1950, reflects this: Green and white are the city's colours, placed in the centre for the central role of the capital.
		The flag, dating from 1 January 1986, symbolizes land, made from the sea: the colours stand for land, wheat and sky and the wavy lines for the sea.
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		flag of Unidentified flags (The Netherlands) flags, Fahnen, Flaggen, FOTW bei Nationalflaggen.de
		The painting showed the vessel flying the Dutch national flag (not an ensign) at the stern, and further forward (not at the bow) she is flying a flag which I didn't recognise and cannot find on FOTW-ws.
		If the ship is from Groningen one would expect a member of De Groninger Eendracht, but then the flag would have been white, and the number would have been preceded with "Gr".
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		county, municipal and island flags (lower saxony, germany)
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	flag of Groningen [municipality] Provincial Capital] (The Netherlands) flags, Fahnen, Flaggen, FOTW bei ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		flag of Groningen [municipality] Provincial Capital] (The Netherlands) flags, Fahnen, Flaggen, FOTW bei Nationalflaggen.de
		This flag is based on the old arms, which later became an escutcheon on a gold shield with a fl eagle (first single-, later double-headed).
		Groningen was a member of the Hanseatic league since 1284.
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	Flag of Groningen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The flag of Groningen was adopted in 1950, and is based upon the coats-of-arms of the City of Groningen and the Ommelanden.
		The colours red, white and blue are derived from the coat-of-arms of the Ommelanden, and the white and green comes from the coat-of-arms of the city.
		The colours of the city are in the centre of the flag to represent the central location of the city.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Flag_of_Groningen (0 words)

	Groningen (province) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Groningen is the northeast province of the Netherlands with a typical dialect (Gronings) with regional nuances.
		East Groningen has been the scene of a particularly fierce class struggle in the 19th and 20th century.
		The capital of the province is the city of Groningen.
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	The States-General (The Netherlands)
		The opposite of the flag of the Province of Holland, nowadays in use by the Province of South-Holland.
		Thus, the Seventeen Provinces were: The Duchies of Brabant, Limburg, Luxemburg, and Gelre, the Counties of Artois, Henegouwen, Vlaanderen, Holland, Zeeland, Namen, and Zutphen, the Viscountry [?] of Antwerp, and the Seignories of Friesland, Groningen, Mechelen, Overijssel, and Utrecht.
		For example, originally the province of Groningen did not sign, as the city of Gronignen was Royalist, however the Groninger Ommelanden (Environs) did.
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	Restaurant Omlandia, Medan Sumatra
		The Groningen flag, as used by "Omlandia", resembles the flag of the neighbouring province of Friesland.
		But while the Friesian flag consists of waterlilies, the Groningen flag consists of hearts, with stripes running in the opposite direction of the Friesian flag.
		Restaurant "Omlandia" is meant to be a token of respresentation of Groningen culture in the midst of Sumatran environment.
	www.trijaya-travel.com /htm1/restaurant.php (0 words)

	Groningen
		The city of Groningen had an inner city built in the late medieval period with narrow streets often limited to one-way traffic, and lined with apartments and buildings set close and solidly constructed of brick, ranging from three to five stories in height, arranged in a 15th-16th Century street pattern.
		The city of Groningen marked the edge of a large belt of anti-aircraft guns running from Emden in Germany to Groningen itself, within which some 21 batteries of anti-aircraft guns were emplaced.
		The Calgary Highlanders' role in the battle for Groningen was primarily one of opening a pathway for the rest of the 5th Brigade into the city.
	www.calgaryhighlanders.com /history/groningen.htm (0 words)

	Dutch Houseflags of Shipping Companies [s]
		Flag divided horizontally red-yellow-red, bearing the word SCALDIS in large fl letters on the middle stripe.
		A rather elegant flag is seen on this picture, behind Haniel V-W-N and to the left of the `H in cogwheel' flag.
		Shown in b/w, its triangular house flag or pennant is described as being white having a red triangle in the upper left corner and a blue one in the lower left corner.
	www.fotw.net /flags/nl~hfs.html (0 words)

	Provincie Groningen - Flag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The flag is oblong, and its depth is two-thirds of its width.
		The flag is divided by a white vertical cross, on which a green cross is superimposed.
		The colours of the flag are made up of those of the provincial coat of arms: white and green from the arms of the city and red and blue from the arms of the Ommelanden.
	www.provinciegroningen.nl /uk/flag?view=Standard&print=true (0 words)

	Yachting clubs (The Netherlands) [h] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I've borrowed the crown from José Alegrias - the stripes are conic, not straight, see the club's website, where we also read that the club was founded 26 May 1848, and has at present 1000 members.
		De Hunze, Groningen: this was never been a student's club, and was never part of the Gyas rowing club; it is still going strong, as can be seen on its homepage.
		It was founded in 1886; at its centenary celebrations it was granted the title "Koninklijk" (royal) and a crown, which has been put on the canton on top of the blue cross.
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	Flagrancy to Reason (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It might be one thing if these "anti-American" Americans, or whoever, were burning American flags, say, which would at least poise a matter for debate.
		It would at least suggests a pretty anti-America-as-an-idea kind of sentiment, though it would be practical to ask the one with the match what exactly they mean to say about it.
		It might be worthwhile criticizing the symbolism entailed in the act, or their chosen means for communication, but criticizing somebody who has pointed criticisms to offer for simply having expressed their criticism...
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	Friesland Province (The Netherlands)
		Since the middle of the 19th century the flag is used by the Fryske Biweging, and was accepted by the Deputed States (Provincial Legislature) in 1897.
		During the festivities of the 40th and 50th reigning jubilee of Queen Wilhelmina in 1938 and 1948 it was used by each municipality with the municipal arms in the canton.
		In 1957 the flag with the "pompebledden" (waterlily-leaves) was officially declared to be the Flag of the province Fryslân.
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	tompt Groningen Travel Page - VirtualTourist.com
		Groningen is the capital city of the province Groningen in the north of our country.
		Nighthawk organised a VT meeting in Groningen on the 23rd of August 2003.
		But as we reached Groningen province the sun came from behind the clowds and we enjoyed a very sunny weekend.
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	Eagum (The Netherlands) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		According to tradition the center of Fryslân (and therefore of the whole wide world) is at three rooster's paces (trije hoannestappen) from the churchspire of Eagum.
		The Frisian student society "Bernlef" in Groningen has solemnly placed a stone with a rooster at three rooster's paces from the church-spire.
		Flag: two vertical stripes of green and red proportioned 2:1; in the green stripe a yellow trinacria of rooster's legs with feathers.
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	Celebrate America! Websites and Descriptions
		The flag is the symbol of our nation, and it is in its own way, a celebration of the American spirit.
		You'll also find links to flag trivia (who was "Shipwreck" Kelly and what's vexillologist?); quotes and notes about the American flag by poets, authors and politicians; and a picture gallery of the American flag at different times in history among other flag-related information.
		Flag Education and Etiquette which also answers a number of flag FAQs.
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		Groningen has the best city center of the Netherlands for the following two years.
		Groningen received this prestigious title because of its variety, high quality construction, good accessibility, hospitality and safety.
		The jury was very impressed by the qualities of Groningen.
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	Leiden (The Netherlands) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Leiden in Zuid-Holland province has the oldest university of the Netherlands (1574); the city, like Groningen and Nijmegen, nearly coincides with the university, about all citizens being involved with it.
		Flagdescription: three equally wide horizontal stripes of red and white, with on the white stripe two red crossed keys on a white field, surrounded by a red circle.
		Older images, especially paintings, show always flags with keys, such as the Napolitan flagbook of 1667.
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	Gallery of flags with crosses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a gallery of flags which use the cross as a feature of their design.
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		Flag of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (compass rose)
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	Emile72 Groningen Travel Page - VirtualTourist.com
		The beaufitul flag of the province of Groningen
		Well, this is the place where I went to study law for 6 years and I have to say, it is one of Holland's most pleasant cities to hang around.
		Groningen has a very laid back, relaxed and yet exciting atmosphere mostly due to the fact it is a real student city.
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	ESPNsoccernet - Europe - Twente Enschede v FC Groningen Report
		But Groningen did not have long to wait and former Manchester United striker Nevland hauled them level after 27 minutes.
		The Twente fans breathed a sigh of relief on the stroke of half-time when Hugo Alves Velame beat Boschker with a header but the flag was up for offside and the sides went in at the break on terms.
		The second half started the same way the first ended with the visitors on the attack and Krstev grabbed what proved to be the winner eight minutes after the restart.
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	Netherlands - A Glimpse - groningen netherlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	Netherlands flags and ensigns; focusing on international flags, histories, and flag designs.
		Netherlands flags and ensigns; focusing on international flags, histories, and flag designs.
		The flags available on this page are those of the Netherlands and the provinces under its jurisdiction:
		Information about flags of Netherlands and its states will be added here as soon as it is feasible so you can enjoy knowing about their histories and symbolisms.
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