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Myslibórz county (Poland)

Zachodniopomorskie vojvodship

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[Myslibórz county flag] by Jens Pattke, 1 Sep 2002 Other Mysloborz pages: See also:

Myslibórz county flag

Here are the county flag of Mysliborz County in the vojvodship Zachodniopomorskie and former proposal flags.
Flag and CoA adopted on 25-IV-2001. The current coat of arms are identical with the historical CoA of the former German County "Landkreis Soldin".
Author of the CoA is Otto Hupp. The flag is a new design. Ratio is 1:2.
Source: Uchwala Nr. XXX/229/01 Rady Powiatu w Mysliborzu z dnia 25 kwietnia 2001r.
One finds more information on this website,

Symbolism of the flag:
There are no documents validating the use of flag by the German authorities of the County.
Project of the flag was worked out, on the basis of the Arms, in 2000. Whole composition of the flag: from the hoist, white field of 1/3 length of the flag, in which upper part is the CoA of the County (in ceremonial version). In the lower part, five blue stripes corresponding to the five waves of the Arms. 2/3 length of the flag is made-up of horizontal fields of equal size, upper - red, lower - blue.
The flag project wasn't approved however.
Source of drawings: Gazeta Lubuska from 23-II-2000; Gorzów Wlkp.
Jens Pattke, 1 Sep 2002


Proposed flag of Mysliborz County for ceremonial use - 2000

[proposed ceremonial flag] by Jens Pattke, 1 Sep 2002

Proposed Flag of Mysliborz County - 2000

[proposed civic flag] by Jens Pattke, 1 Sep 2002

Myslibórz county CoA

[Myslibórz county CoA] image from this website, located by Gunnar Staack, 25 Oct 2000

History of the County Arms:
Arms of Mysliborz County (former German County "Landkreis Soldin") were introduced by the German authorities of the County (Rat des Landkreises Soldin) on October 28,1929. At that time it was led by the Landrat, Max-Berndt von Saldern-Mantel. Those arms existed until 1945. Polish authorities, beside the fact of confirming the county, did not use any arms after the end of World War II.
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