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![[Aracruz, ES (Brazil)]](../images/b/br-es-ac.gif)
image by Joseph McMillan
The flag is dark blue with a red saltire bordered with white. On a white
rectangle on the center is the municipal coat of arms, which is white
with a red Latin cross with a blue scroll twisted around it inscribed "Esse Agnus Dei."
On a blue wavy base is a white fish. The shield is flanked by two smoking
chimneys in lieu of supporters. The scroll is inscribed with the name
of the municipality and the date 3 April 1848.
Source: Aracruz link from state tourist website.
Joseph McMillan, 24 May 2002
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