German Yacht Clubs (w)

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• Wander-Segler-Verein 1922 e.V.
• Verein Seglerhaus am Wannsee e.V.
• Segelclub Wassenberg-Roermond e.V.
• Segel-Verein Wedel-Schulau e.V.
• 1. Weissenburger Segelsportclub e.V.
• Weser-Yacht-Club e.V.
• Segelclub Westerwald e.V.
• Segelclub Wiking im PSV e.V.
• Wilhelmshavener Segelclub e.V.
• Wind Surfing Verein Berlin e.V.
• Wismarer Segler-Verein 1911 e.V.
• Wassersport-Club am Wittensee e.V.
• Wolfsburger Yacht Club Allertal e.V.
• Segel-Club Würmsee-Starnberg e.V.

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Wander-Segler-Verein 1922 e.V.

White pennant divided with a green cross charged with a green lozenge in the middle. Letters W,S, V, and number 22, in green placed in the first, second, third and fourth quarter, respectively.
Source: yacht club website.
This yacht club might have initially been related to the Wandervogel (litt., migratory bird), a youth movement founded in Berlin-Steglitz by Karl Fischer in 1896. The movement organized walks in the countryside and had more than 45,000 members in 1914.
Ivan Sache, 14 June 2002

Verein Seglerhaus am Wannsee e.V.

Pennant divided by a white Scandinavian cross, hoist quarters black, fly quarters red. The horizontal arm of the cross does not reach the tip of the burgee, leaving a red triangle. Wannsee is located in the extreme south-western part of Berlin, on the Kleine and Grosse Wannsee.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 14 June 2002

Segelclub Wassenberg-Roermond e.V.

Horizontally striped pennant, green-white-red-white-blue in proportions 3:1:1:1:3, two white rectangle triangles at the hoist and the letters SWR in white near the fly. Wassenberg is located on the river Rur, close to the Dutch border. When crossing the border, the river Rur changes its name for Roer, and is tributary off the river Maas in Roermond (litt., the mouth of the Roer). The flag of Roermond is horizontally divided white-blue - I assume the flag of Wassenberg is green and white, the red stripe being added in the middle of the yacht club burgee as the common colour between the German and Dutch national flags.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 15 June 2002

Segel-Verein Wedel-Schulau e.V.

White pennant with two blue triangles placed vertically along the hoist and a red diamond in the white field. Wedel is located on the estuary of the river Elbe, close to Hamburg. Blue, white and red are the colours of Schleswig-Holstein.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 8 June 2002

1. Weissenburger Segelsportclub e.V.

White pennant with a vertical red bar near the hoist and two intersecting red isosceles triangles. Weissenburg is located south of Nuremberg, Bavaria.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 16 June 2002

Weser-Yacht-Club e.V.

Red pennant with a white star. Red and white are the colours of Bremen. The river Weser, made by the confluency of the rivers Werra and Fulda, waters Minden and Bremen and is tributary of the North Sea. Its length is 440 km. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 16 June 2002

Segelclub Westerwald e.V.

Horizontally divided red-green pennant, with two stylized white sailing boats and waves. Westerwald mountain range is part of the Rhenanian Schistous Massif (max. elevation 657 m ASL), located southwest of Bonn.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 15 June 2002

Segelclub Wiking im PSV e.V.

Pennant made of three red-white-green triangles fitted into each other. This yacht club is the sailing section of the sport club of the Berlin police.
Source: yacht club website [broken link].
Ivan Sache, 15 and 17 June 2002

Wilhelmshavener Segelclub e.V.

White pennant with a blue Scandinavian cross fimbriated white and black. (...) Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 16 June 2002

Blue-white-black were the colours of Wilhelmshaven from 1892-1939.
Stefan Schwoon, 18 June 2002

Wind Surfing Verein Berlin e.V.

Yellow pennant with four black chevrons on the fly and three black sailboards near the hoist - or rather three sails on a single board.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 18 June 2002

Wismarer Segler-Verein 1911 e.V.

Red pennant with a white chevron. Wismar is an old city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 18 June 2002

White and red are the colours of Wismar - and of many other Hanseatic cities.
Santiago Dotor, 2 Nov 2005

Wassersport-Club am Wittensee e.V.

White pennant with a light blue border and three red stylized sails. The Wittensee is in Schleswig-Holstein. Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 14 June 2002

Wolfsburger Yacht Club Allertal e.V.

White pennant with a green border, wider along the hoist, a horizontal green-white-green-white-green stripe (2:1:4:1:2). In the middle, a black helm wheel encircling a black wolf. Wolfsburg is located north-east of Brunswick, close to the river Aller. It is mostly known as the city of Volkswagen.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 18 June 2002

Segel-Club Würmsee-Starnberg e.V.

Red pennant with a white chevron. The lake of Starnberg is located south-west of Münich and is watered by the river Würm in Bavaria.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 6 June 2002

Würmsee is an old name of the Starnberger See.
Stefan Schwoon, 7 June 2002