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![[San Leandro Yacht Club]](../images/u/us~ycsnl.gif)
image by Bruce Moon, 21 February 2005
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The page at www.well.com/user/pk/yachtclubs.html gives a list of links towards the homepages of the Yacht Clubs of the Bay of San Francisco, and most of them show their flag on their respective homepage.
Ivan Sache, 24 May 2000
The San Leandro Yacht Club flies a triangular, red bordered burgee with a white field, the hoist and fly divided by red lines into 4 regions of equal area. Centered at the crossing is a red compass rose, with 4 of its points aligned to the dividing lines.
Bruce Moon, 21 February 2005
San Leandro Yacht Club - www.sanleandroyc.org:
"1963 ... January 3 - The San Leandro Yacht Club was founded by five yachtsmen of vision meeting in the upstairs conference room of the McKissick Pontiac Dealership on East 14th Street in San Leandro as a paper club.
June 19 - The design of the San Leandro Yacht Club Burgee was approved. The San Leandro Yacht Club flies a triangular, red bordered burgee with a white field, the hoist and fly divided by red lines into 4 regions of equal area. Centered at the crossing is a red compass rose, with 4 of its points aligned to the dividing lines. ... 1975 ... October - The first presentation of the San Leandro Yacht Club Skunk Flag was to Port Captain Ray Mitchell to honor the style with which a crew member on LORCAT fell overboard while entering the harbor, in full view of the Oyster Point Yacht Club hosts of our cruise-out.
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The burgee is shown as several graphics on this webpage, as a link: www.sanleandroyc.org/burgee.html.
"The San Leandro Yacht Club flies a triangular, red bordered burgee with a white field, the hoist and fly divided by red lines into 4 regions of equal area. Centered at the crossing is a red compass rose, with 4 of its points aligned to the dividing lines."
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 2 March 2010
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