German Yacht Clubs (s)

Last modified: 2006-09-09 by jarig bakker
Keywords: segelclub schwangau | segel-club steinhuder meer | segelkameradschaft scheppen |
Links: FOTW homepage | search | disclaimer and copyright | write us | mirrors

• Yacht Club Scharbeutz Ostsee e.V.
• Segelkameradschaft Scheppen e.V.
• Verein Schmöckwitzer Segler e.V.
• Verein Schmöckwitzer Wassersportler e.V.
• Seglergemeinschaft Schwäbisch Hall e.V.
• Segelclub Schwangau e.V.
• Seglervereinigung '72 e.V.
• Seglerclub Simssee e.V.
• Segelvereinigung Sinstorf e.V.
• Spandauer Yacht-Club Berlin e.V.
• Segelverein Speichersee Emsland e.V.
• Sportbootvereinigung e.V.
• Segelclub Staffelsee e.V.
• Segel-Club Steinhuder Meer e.V.
• Stuttgarter Segel-Club e.V.

• Yacht Club Burgees (Germany)
• Germany

Yacht Club Scharbeutz Ostsee e.V.

Blue pennant with a diagonal red stripe bordered in white and three white triangles near the upper hoist. Ostsee is the German name for the Baltic Sea. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 19 June 2002

Segelkameradschaft Scheppen e.V.

Yellow field with a blue border and the letters SKS in blue in the middle. Scheppen seems to be part of Essen, according to the website's URL. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 9 June 2002

Yellow and blue are the colours of the Essen flag.
Santiago Dotor, 11 October 2005

Verein Schmöckwitzer Segler e.V.

Blue pennant with a white-blue border and a white eight-pointed star. Schmökwitz is located at the extreme south-east of former East Berlin, on the confluence of the three lakes Dahme Langer See, Seddinsee and Zeuthenen See. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 June 2002

Verein Schmöckwitzer Wassersportler e.V.

White pennant with a blue border, the letters vSw in blue and two blue waves. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 June 2002

Seglergemeinschaft Schwäbisch Hall e.V.

Schwäbisch Hall is located on the river Kocher, east of Heilbronn.
Ivan Sache, 9 June 2002

Red pennant with two yellow isosceles triangles, their bases forming all of the hoist and one of their sides following the top and bottom respectively, and a white sailing boat on the (red) fly. Yellow and red are the main colours in the Schwäbisch Hall city arms. Yellow and red are also the colours of Schwäbisch Hall's city flag.
Sources: yacht club website , Ralf Hartemink's International Civic Arms website.
Santiago Dotor, 11 October 2005

Segelclub Schwangau e.V.

White pennant with a blue Scandinavian cross fimbriated white and red. Schwangau is located close to Füssen and Forggensee, near the Austrian border. Ludwig II's extravagant castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau are located in the area. See the yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 22 May 2002

---

Seglervereinigung '72 e.V.

White pennant with five horizontal blue stripes fimbriated in white and two dark yellow right triangles fimbriated in white. White and blue are the municipal colours of Pforzheim. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 11 June 2002

Seglerclub Simssee e.V.

Horizontally divided white-blue pennant with a horizontally divided red-white lozenge in the centre. Simssee is a small lake located between Rosenheim and the much larger Chiemsee. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 8 June 2002

Segelvereinigung Sinstorf e.V.

Red field with a "yin-yang" blue-white disc. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 8 June 2002

Spandauer Yacht-Club Berlin e.V.

Red pennant divided by a white saltire, the hoist triangle is black. (...) Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 12 June 2002

It looks like the colours of this burgee are taken from the 1861-1912 flag of Berlin.
Santiago Dotor, 13 June 2002

Segelverein Speichersee Emsland e.V.

Horizontally divided blue-light blue-blue pennant with a sailing boat with a yellow [spinnaker] and a [white mainsail] and the letters SvSE in blue in the light blue stripe. Emsland is the area located between the Dutch border and river Ems. There is another Speichersee in Bavaria. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 7 June 2002

Sportbootvereinigung e.V.

Or Sportbootvereinigung im Deutschen Motoryachtverband e.V. Triangular flag, tricolour blue, white and red, vertically disposed, with the white band smaller than the other two and the initials SBV in black near the hoist.
Jorge Candeias, 6 December 1999

Just wanted to tell you that there are some little errors in the burgee of the Sportbootvereinigung:
The colours:
- the Blue is as skyblue as the one in the flag of Luxemburg.
- the "Red" actually is orange, but a bit more red than the Orange in the Prinsevlag of Netherlands.
- The upper band is the orange one and the lower band is the skyblue one.
You can find a picture of their burgee on their official webpage.
Andreas Dhum, 7 Feb 2003

Segelclub Staffelsee e.V.

White pennant with a blue chevron, a white chevron and a blue tip, the letters SC and STS in blue placed horizontally on upper and lower host, respectively. Staffelsee is a small lake located near Murnau, in southern Bavaria. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 22 May 2002

Segel-Club Steinhuder Meer e.V.

White pennant with a red Scandinavian cross and a shield diagonally divided white-red-blue placed in the middle of the cross. Steinhuder Meer is a lake located near the city of Steinhude, west of Hannover. Castle Wilhelmstein is located on a small island in the lake. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 June 2002

Steinhuder Meer is in the territory of the former state of Schaumburg-Lippe. According to this webpage:
"In 1761, Graf Wilhelm started the construction of Wilhelmstein, a fortress on an artificial island in the Steinhuder Meer. (The military school in this fortress was later to produce the famous General Scharnhorst.)"
White-red-blue are the colours of this former 'Land', which are still used nowadays and probably this is why they appear on the escutcheon of the Segel-Club Steinhuder Meer, with the slight change of placing them diagonally.
Santiago Dotor, 7 June 2002

Stuttgarter Segel-Club e.V.

Light blue pennant with a yellow border. In the middle, a yellow-blue roundel fimbriated in yellow. Letters St, C, and S in yellow placed in the three corners of the burgee, respectively. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 12 June 2002