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![[Chiang Mai Province (Thailand)]](../images/t/th-50.gif)
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by Olivier Touzeau, 9 August 2012
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According to the Thai Ministry of Interior in 2000, the flag of Chiang Mai
province is blue with a representation of the main elements of the provincial
seal in the middle of the flag on a pale green disk with a red outer and a
yellow inner border, and the name of the province in red on a yellow label on
the bottom of the disk.
Olivier Touzeau, 9 August 2012
There was a kingdom of Lanna (Lan Na) 1259-1892 (royalty continued to 1939)
and it has been reported that it had a banner or at least that the ruler had
one.
There were also principalities that might have had flags at:
Khelang Nakorn (from 1892 Lampang province), royalty ended 1925;
Lamphun
1775-1892 (royalty ended 1943);
Nan to 1892 (royalty ended 1931)
Patani
(from 1902 Pattani).
It would be interesting to see if there was more
history about the flags of these regions.
Ben Cahoon, 5 October
2012
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