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Dutch name: Waterschap Het Hulster Ambacht; seat : Hulst (Zeeuws Vlaanderen,
Zeeland province).
Flag: seven equally wide horizontal stripes; the top and bottom stripes
triangeled of blue and white; the other stripes of blue and white, etc.
over all at the hoist, reaching top, bottom and hoist, a yellow square,
standing on its point, bordered green (border = 1/7 flagheight), charged
with a black plough-iron and spade in saltire.
Adopted after design by Kl. Sierksma, and adviced by the Stichting
voor Banistiek en Heraldiek.
Text: Kl. Sierksma; image: Hans van Heijningen.
Source: Vexilla Nostra #121, Jul-Aug 1982.
Jarig Bakker, 2 Dec 2003
Official name: Waterschap Noord-Beveland; seat: Kortgene
Flag: stripes blue - white - blue, with in the center the shield of
the arms of 2/5 flagheight
Source Vexilla Nostra #122, Sep-Oct 1982.
text: Kl. Sierksma; image: H. van Heijningen.
Other info:
Flag: stripes blue - white - blue, in the center of white the complete
arms, viz. "Azure two bars wavy argent between in chief a fess or indented
at the upper side and three stars (6) argent, and in base a buckle and
a partridge both argent; the shield bearing a golden crown".
This waterschap deals with dikes and watermanagement on the former
island of Noord-Beveland in the province of Zeeland. The flag shows the
colors of the arms; in the latter the indented fess symbolizes the 4 districts
of the waterschap. The other charges are derived from the arms of the villages
in the waterschap: the stars for Kortgene, the wavy bars from Kate, the
buckle from Wissenkerke and the partridge from Colijnsplaat.
Source: Mr. A.J. Beenhakker in Vexilla Nostra V:34 (1975).
Jarig Bakker, 2 Dec 2003
Dutch name: Waterschap voor Noord- en Zuid Beveland, seat Goes.
Flag: equally wide horizontal stripes of blue - white - blue, with
a black hoist-triangle, charged with a white stepping goose.
Text: Kl. Sierksma; image: Hans van Heijningen.
Source: Vexilla Nostra #121, Jul-Aug 1982.
Jarig Bakker, 2 Dec 2003