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![[João Monlevade, MG (Brazil)]](../images/b/br-mg-jm.gif)
image by Joseph McMillan
The flag of João Monlevade is divided horizontally green over brown, with
a white triangle based on the hoist, its apex at the center of the flag.
Centered on the white triangle is a red equilateral triangle, with its base
horizontal, between the head of a man with a winged hat, representing
commerce (toward the hoist), and a cogwheel, representing industry, both
black. (Law No. 249 of 15 January 1971)
Source: www.robynet.psi.br
Joseph McMillan, 27 May 2002
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