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![[flag of Miao-li]](../images/t/tw-mia2.gif)
by António Martins, 14 January 2007
Source: Globalflag.tw and
Vexilla-mundi.com
possible erroneous two-orange version
![[flag of Miao-li]](../images/t/tw_mia.gif)
by António Martins, 1996
Source: image by Wen-jer Wang and
Edward-Lee.com
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From left to right: Miao, li and then county. Maio
could mean the baby tree and li could mean a kind of fruit. I don't know how the
county got the name.
Michael Wang, 9 May 1997
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