Flag of Rotterdam
The flag of Rotterdam, the second-largest city in the Netherlands, was adopted 10 February 1949. It is a horizontal triband of green-white-green. This colour combination is also found in the coat of arms of Rotterdam. The ratio is 2:3. The green and white colours have been used to represent the city since the Middle Ages, but the employment of the flag of Rotterdam has varied greatly. The green refers to the Court of Wena and the white symbolises the Rotte river.
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Flag of Rotterdam
The flag of Rotterdam, the second-largest city in the Netherlands, was adopted 10 February 1949. It is a horizontal triband of green-white-green. This colour combination is also found in the coat of arms of Rotterdam. The ratio is 2:3. The green and white colours have been used to represent the city since the Middle Ages, but the employment of the flag of Rotterdam has varied greatly. The green refers to the Court of Wena and the white symbolises the Rotte river.
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De vlag van Rotterdam bestaat ...... n het Rotterdamse wapenschild.
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The flag of Rotterdam, the sec ...... te symbolises the Rotte river.
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De vlag van Rotterdam bestaat ...... n het Rotterdamse wapenschild.
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The flag of Rotterdam, the sec ...... te symbolises the Rotte river.
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Flag of Rotterdam
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Flaga Rotterdamu
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Vlag van Rotterdam
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