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![[Flag of Echandens]](../images/c/ch-vd174.gif)
image by Pascal Gross
Gules, two Chevrons Argent.
Željko Heimer, 17 September 1999
This flag looks quite like the Citroen (French automobile brand) logo – at
least as much as it could, using heraldic ordinaries. Any connection?
António Martins, 17 September 1999
I had exactly the same feeling while drawing this flag but there is no
connection with the French automobiles. The arms of Echandens come from the
Grand family arms of 1698 which were slightly modified to obtain the current
design adopted in 1927.
Pascal Gross, 17 September 1999
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