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Livno (West Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina)

(1:2)
image by Željko Heimer, 26 April 1999

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I located the flag of the city of Livno at a Croatian site: http://hep.tel.fer.hr/livno/Bg/zast.gif (defunct), and it seems that the flag is 1:1.
Dov Gutterman, 11 April 1999

I am very much in doubt weather the flag is really 1:1. I would be ready to bet that it is 1:2, and that this image is "only" used there as button or something similar. But, I'll try to contact the webmaster. Livno is not in Croatia, but in B&H (though in mainly Croat populated area, once known as Herzeg-Bosnia). It is in canton Herceg-Bosanski, and may even be the capital of it.
Željko Heimer , 11 April 1999

After further consulting with the author of the site. I'm able now to send the flag image. The flag is used also in vertical version, with coat of arms rotated in order to stay in the same position. This is used possibly more often then the "normal" flag, since he had some trouble to find confirmation for the "normal" flag. Adopted around 1992.
Sources:
- Perica Dzeko, Livno pages, http://hep.tel.fer.hr/livno/Bg/zast.gif (defunct); consulted 11 Apr 1999.
- Perica Dzeko, personal mail.
Željko Heimer, 26 April 1999

There was an image of the flag but in different proportions at Livno site: http://hbzup.com/livno/aaa/zast.htm(defunct). There was also a photo of the vertical variant with two tricolors (and no BA flag).
Dov Gutterman, 8 April 2000

Based on mail exchanged with people living there, it seems that the flag in use is 1:2, just as the Croatian flag and HRHB flag. I think there is little possibility that the official flag is defined otherwise.
Vertical flag is reported to me. Anyway, the region is heavily populated with Croats and as it seems. The canton of which Livno its capital adopted the Croatian tricolour as their cantonal flag, and even if that was proclaimed unconstitutional it seems that they use it nevertheless.
Željko Heimer, 9 April 2000