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![[Flag of Münsterlingen]](../images/c/ch-tg045.gif)
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by Pascal Gross
In red a white cross patty reaching to the edges.
The emblem corresponds to the coat of arms of the former monastery of Münsterlingen.
On 1 January 1994 the new commune of Münsterlingen has been formed by the merger of Landschlacht and
Scherzingen (see below). The name Münsterlingen was taken from the nearby monastery on the lake that
existed from 986 to 1848, originally named Monasteriolum.
![[Flag of Landschlacht]](../images/c/ch-tg045a.gif)
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by Pascal Gross
In white three (2,1) red hazel leaves.
Canting emblem, because Landschlacht means "long hazel grove". The colours refer to the
monastery of Münsterlingen.
![[Flag of Scherzingen]](../images/c/ch-tg045b.gif)
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by Pascal Gross
In red sixfold broken white zigzag diagonal bar.
Adoption of the coat of arms of the Counts of Heiligenberg in the colours of Münsterlingen Abbey.
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