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![[Flag of New York City Dept of Parks]](../images/u/us-nynyp.gif)
image by Eugene Ipavec, 16 August 2007
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Recalling my train ride to Montreal, I saw an unusual "maple leaf" flag -- made doubly unusual by the fact that I saw it well before I'd reached Quebec. In fact, it was in New York City, as the train passed a sports stadium of some kind -- it looked like it may have been laid out for football or soccer. Flying next to the U.S. flag above the scoreboard was a white flag with a green "maple leaf" inside a green circle in the center.
Steve Kramer, 9 May 1998
This is the Department of Parks, flown at any of its installations.
Will Linden, 10 May 1998
The City of New York Parks Department flag displays the leaf of a London Plane Tree, Platanus x acerifolia, one of the most commonly-planted trees in the city.
E. Robbins, 24 March 2003
![[Flag of New York City Dept of Parks]](../images/u/us-ny-ny_p2.gif)
image by Eugene Ipavec, 17 September 2012
In a TV news story I saw showed Mayor Bloomberg walking through the corridors of an unidentified municipal building. Hanging on the wall in the background, a negative version of this flag (white logo on green) could be seen.
Eugene Ipavec, 17 September 2012
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