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contributed by Marc Pasquin, 21 February 2007See also:
Wendake, near Quebec city, is a First Nation village of the Huron-Wendat people. The village was formaly known simply as "Village des Hurons" [village of the Hurons].
The emblem used by the village, a beaver holding a branch standing on a dam, is predominantly displayed on its official website.
The flag itself can be seen behind a group of female musicians on village's artists page.
The flag is simply the village's emblem centered on a
white field.
Marc Pasquin, 21 February 2007
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