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image by Joseph McMillan
The flag, as well as the coat of arms, was adopted by law no. 1278/92 of 1
December 1992. The flag is 2:3, divided quarterly, red and yellow, with a
blue cross overall. On the center of the blue cross is a red and white cross of the Order of Christ
(described in the law as a red cross of Avis), and on each arm of the blue cross is a white fleur-de-lis,
shown inverted in the image on the source page, but probably in error, as the flag is not so
described in the text.
Source: Municipal assembly website
Joseph McMillan, 3 September 2002
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