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Biesbosch, Drimmelen

Watersportvereniging Biesbosch, Drimmelen, Noord-Brabant, after image at this site: square green burgee with in the center a red diamond; over all in black W.S.V. and in white "BIESBOSCH" with a wavy set of white spots.
Jarig Bakker, 1 Dec 2004

Blijdorp, Rotterdam

Watersport Vereniging Blijdorp, Rotterdam, image after this website, horizontal green - white - green, in white black letters AWSV Blijdorp (can't exactly see what the first letter is - figger it's an A... - the colors are the Rotterdam colors of course. This flag was chosen from 25 designs: a highly original choice if I may say so! See also Schie, Rotterdam.
Jarig Bakker, 14 Aug 2004

Bommelse Gors

Watersportvereniging Het Bommelse Gors, Den Bommel, Oostflakkee municipality, Zuid-Holland province, after image on this website: yellow burgee charged with Heer Bommel. Heer Olivier B. Bommel is the main character in Maarten Toonder's "Tom Poes"- comic-series, a big brown bear, who considers himself to be a "Heer van Stand" (lord with standing). He was first
painted white, as on the Bommel-burgee, later on he became himself and brown again. He experienced thousands of exciting adventures, much to the delight of the little readers of the NRC, the Nieuwe Rommeldamsche Courant.
Den Bommel is a sleepy old town, which was visited in 1964 by some rowdy Leiden students, who placed a small statue of Heer Bommel in the center of the town. In 1997 the municipal council replaced it with a bronze statue.
Jarig Bakker, 1 Dec 2004

Braassemermeer, Roelofarendsveen

The Yearbook of the "Rotterdamsch Nieuwsblad" - Wie, Wat, Waar 1941 has two pages