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![[House flag of De Grave]](../images/b/be~hfdgr.gif)
![[House flag of Antverpia]](../images/b/be~hfant.gif)
House flags of De Grave and Antverpia - Images by Eugene Ipavec, 25 June 2006
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De Grave-Antverpia ships about 10 million metric tonnes every year by owned and chartered vessels ranging between 2500 / 14000 tonnes (push navigation). Freighting and intra-harbour container shipping are additional activities.
Source: Company website
Jan Mertens, 21 June 2006
The company website shows the De Grave and Antverpia house flags flying jointly in
front of the main office building and the same, as drawings.
De Grave's flag is red bearing a black sputnik (nickname) with four antennas
in the hoist, three red ragged stripes to the right of the satellite
suggesting trailing marks. The colours are those of the Belgian national flag.
Antverpia's flag is simply the Antwerp town flag bearing ANTVERPIA in black letters on the white stripe, which is horizontally edged red (1:3:1).
Jan Mertens, 21 June 2006
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