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![[First proposal for Troendeland]](../images/n/no-trnd1.gif)
(1) Jan Oskar Engene, 18 March 1996
![[Second proposal for Troendeland]](../images/n/no-trnd2.gif)
(2) Jan Oskar Engene, 18 March 1996
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(1) In 1972 a red, blue and yellow flag was proposed. The colours are from the flags of Norway and Sweden,
but the proportions are Swedish: 16:25,6 (6-1-2-1-6 : 7,6-1-2-1-14).
Jan Oskar Engene, 18 March 1996
(2) In 1991, however, the colours of the cross were reversed, to make up a more heraldically correct design.
Accordingly, the flag listed by Bill is a red field with a blue cross bordered in yellow.
Jan Oskar Engene, 18 March 1996
Trøndeland/Tröndeland is a fantasy region made up by the two Norwegian counties Nord- and Sør-Trondelag, and the Swedish county of Jämtland.
As stated, the region is pure fiction, and if these flags have ever been used, the occasions must surely have been few. Wonder who proposed these flags.
Jan Oskar Engene, 18 March 1996
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