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Beesd (The Netherlands)
Geldermalsen municipality, Gelderland province
Last modified: 2005-04-09 by jarig bakker
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by Jarig Bakker, 6 Apr 2005
Flag adopted 21 Mar 1963; design: unknown
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Beesd former municipality
The municipality of Beesd in the Betuwe region in Gelderland province,
was abolished in 1978 and merged with the newly formed municipality of
Geldermalsen.
The flag of Beesd was: seven vertical stripes of red and blue, proportioned
7:2:2:2:2:2:7; the blue stripes charged with turned
white vairclocks, placed 3,4,3.
It is not quite a banner of arms for reasons unknown.
Flag adopted 21 Mar 1963; design: unknown.
Source: Vexilla Nostra 15 (111), p. 120
Jarig Bakker, 6 Apr 2005
Beesd CoA
from Ralf Hartemink's site.
granted 20 Jul 1816
Description: Gules three pales vaired
The arms are derived from the family van Beesd, which was known since
the 14th century, and belongs to the so-called "De Cock Chatillon"-arms,
found in several Betuwe-municipalities.
Jarig Bakker, 6 Apr 2005