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![[Ouwerkerk former municipality]](../images/n/nl-ze-ok.gif)
image by Jarig Bakker, 16 Apr 2009
adopted 2009; design: Hans van Heijningen
The "Heraldry of the World"
website shows the arms of Ouwekerk as "Per pale serrated sable and
argent a chief or".
The former arms of Duiveland are similar, but with three blue diamonds
added in the chief. The matching flag is a banner of the arms orthogonally
rotated. We may expect the Ouwerkerk flag to follow the same pattern.
Ivan Sache, 15 Apr 2009
I was approached and proposed a BoA: two stripes 1:3; the top yellow;
bottom over the ventral 1/3 flaglength like two vertical stripes indented
of black and white with three black dents and one half black dent issuing
from the dividing line.
The old arms of Ouwerkerk occurred with dents touching the shield-edge
and also not-touching. The last form was confirmed in 1817. It is so unique
that it was obvious to opt for a BoA. Like Sirjansland.
Hans van Heijningen, 15 Apr 2009
![[Ouwerkerk coat of arms]](../images/n/nl-ze)ok.gif)
image by Jarig Bakker, 16 Apr 2009
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