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The flag of Scharendijke is horizontally divided red-white-blue-white- blue-white (5:1:1:1:1:1:) with a yellow triangle placed along the hoist and reaching the middle of the flag, charged with a green bell. The flag was designed by Hans van Heijningen, who already designed several flag and arms in the region.
The bell, originally part of the former Bethlehem convent, has been relocated in the bell tower of the village's reformed church, located on Bethlehem Square.
Source: http://www.pzc.nl/regio/schouwen-duiveland/8414956/Vlag-voor-Scharendijke.ece
Ivan Sache, 15 Aug 2011
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