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![[City of Greater Geelong]](../images/a/au-viggl.gif)
image located by Dave Fowler, 16 August 2026See also:
The city flag can be seen in the image here:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php
It is black with the logo in white.
Dave Fowler, 16 August 2026
![[City of Greater Geelong]](../images/a/au-viggl2.jpg)
image located by Dave Fowler, 16 August 2026
An earlier post on 18 September 2014 shows a blue flag with "New City of Greater Geelong heritage crest": https://x.com/GreaterGeelong/status
![[Port of Geelong]](../images/a/au-vi_gg.gif)
image by Mason Kaye, 6 December 2003
A map on a flag from Mason Kaye's presentation is the Port of Geelong, Victoria,
Australia. Mason describes this as "A silver or grey map of Australia on a
white field." I would add the map is augmented by a large G-shaped
double-ended arrow, with the inner end of the arrow pointing to the location
of Geelong.
Source: Kevin Harrington
Rob Raeside, 6 December 2003
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