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Provincia di Palermo
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by Roberto Breschi from CISV
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- Campofelice di Roccella
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- Camporeale
- Capaci
- Carini
- Castelbuono
- Casteldaccia
- Castellana Sicula
- Castronovo di Sicilia
- Cefalà Diana
- Cefalù
- Cerda
- Chiusa Sclafani
- Ciminna
- Cinisi
- Collesano
- Contessa Entellina
- Corleone
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- Gangi
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- Giardinello
- Giuliana
- Godrano
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- Isnello
- Isola delle Femmine
- Lascari
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- Marineo
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- Misilmeri
- Monreale
- Montelepre
- Montemaggiore Belsito
- Palazzo Adriano
- Palermo
- Partinico
- Petralia Soprana
- Petralia Sottana
- Piana degli Albanesi
- Polizzi Generosa
- Pollina
- Prizzi
- Roccamena
- Roccapalumba
- San Cipirello
- San Giuseppe Jato
- San Mauro Castelverde
- Santa Cristina Gela
- Santa Flavia
- Sciara
- Scillato
- Sclafani Bagni
- Termini Imerese
- Terrasini
- Torretta
- Trabia
- Trappeto
- Ustica
- Valledolmo
- Ventimiglia di Sicilia
- Vicari
- Villabate
THE FLAG OF THE PALERMO PROVINCE:
Exactly 137 years after its first president had come into office,
Province of Palermo - the biggest of the provinces of Sicily- has
raised on 2 September 1998 official flag of its own: a dark red
field with the provincial coat of arms, granted on 9 August 1910,
in the center. It comprises a black eagle in the breast of which
is a shield combining the arms of the capital cities of the four
departments forming the Province at that time. In the first
quarter is an eagle in gold over a red background for Palermo;
the second quarter, portraying Saint Calogero over a silver
field, recalls Tèrmini Imerese; three mullets forming a pall and
swimming towards a piece of brea