Flag with arms |
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The town Erding has
adopted a flag in 1963. The flag shows three stripes of
the colours White-Blue-White; it can be
used with the arms on it. The Bavarian Ministery of the
Interior approved the adoption of the flag on November
6th 1963. The Government of Upper Bavaria approved the
readoption of the flag on August 4th 1978, after the vote
of the town council to readopt the arms and the flag. Flags in actual use are hanging flags with arms in the proportions 3:1; the arms cover 58% of the flag width. These flags have been bought the last time from Kattan in Regensburg. Besides, there are other forms of the flag in use. The most frequently used variant is the flag with schwenkel depicted below. The town flag of Erding, however, is definitely more rarely used (e.g. on Corpus Christi Day or during municipal festivities) than e.g. the flags of Wartenberg, Isen or Dorfen. On the other hand white-blue flags are extensively used, probably at least in part on the assumption that these are not only the Bavarian, but also the Erding colours. |
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On the town-hall square flags with a long streamer (schwenkel)are used. These are 1,90 m wide and 3,45 m high, the streamer alone measuring 2,05 m in height. This form of the flag is in use since at least the end of the 70ies, as can be seen from photos in some publications (see below). | |
Flag in horizontal form (proportions 4:5) used as window decoration on the Erding town-hall. |
This webpage was last modified 2001-07-14 by Marcus Schmöger
Email: marcus@ed-wappen.de