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image located by Christopher Bedwell, 11 June 2008
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The flag of the city of East Moline, Illinois, is vertically divided 1:2:1 black-white-orange. On the central white field is a logo (or seal?) consisting of a three-armed dividing line in orange, in the upper hoist of which is a
silhouette of a factory, in the upper fly a silhouette of a railroad engine, in the bottom an outline of two hands in a handshake hold. Around is written EAST MOLINE and PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER in black.
East Moline is a small municipality of (according to their website) roughly 21,000 people and is located across the river from Davenport, Iowa.
Christopher Bedwell, 6 October 2009
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