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image by Antonio Martins, 9 October 2007
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Rómulo Gallegos is a municipality in Cojedes State
(Venezuela) Flag at
<romulogallegos-cojedes.gov.ve>.
Dov Gutterman, 18 September 2007
General information in Spanish
Wikipedia (no English Wikipedia page at the moment).
The flag is a horizontal tricolor of red, dark green and dark
brown with a golden yelloe 16-pointed windrose in the middle,
tangent to the green stripe (the image shows is to overlap onto
the brown panel and yet not even touch the red-green boundary,
wich must be a depicting mistake).
The windrose is lined in black and faceted, consisting on a
larger four-pointed star placed on a smaller one, in turn placed
on an even stockier eight-pointed star, in windrose fashion. This
windrose is shown as such (complete with N, S, E and W letters)
on the bottom half of the local "Coat of Arms" emblem.
The original image shows the windrose boxed in a 104×140 px
boundary, suggesting that the original artwork was stretched
horizontally some 135%, suggesting the actual ratio to be ~3:4.
Antonio Martins, 9 October 2007
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