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![[Pre-independence flag of Belize]](../images/b/bz-old.gif)
image by Jaume Ollé, 15 July 1996
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This is the unofficial flag that was used on land. It was
adopted on February 2 1950. For a more detailed description of
the flag, see the page about the current Belize
flag since it's relatively the same.
Jaume Ollé, 15 July 1996
According to W. Crampton in Flags of the World (1978) [cra81a], the flag, for local use on
land only, was introduced in 1967. British Honduras had
achieved internal self-government in 1964 and the land flag was
probably introduced in recognition of the fact that full
independence had to be delayed until Guatemala's claim to the
country had been resolved.
David Prothero, 5 March 2001
Some years ago I received information from the government of
Belize. The flag for local use on land was "presented"
on 2 February 1950. A picture of the flag accompanied the
communication, and in reverse were printed same indications.
Jaume Ollé, 12 March 2001
![[Civil flag]](../images/b/bz-1950c.gif)
image by Mark Sensen, 1 September 1997
This is the civilian flag that was used during the same time
period as the previous flag.
Jaume Ollé, 15 July 1996
The pre-independence unofficial flag had a variation with just
empty disk for use as civil flag if the intricate flag was
unavailable. Is there now such variation with red stripes added?
Željko Heimer, 4 March 2001
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