Khabarovsk Territory (Russia)

Qabarovskiĭ kraĭ

Last modified: 2006-07-29 by antonio martins
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Хабаровсский край

• Presentation of Khabarovsk Territory
• Description of the flag
• Unofficial flag of 1992-1993
• Civic heraldry of Khabarovsk Territory

• Law of the flag and coat-of-arms
• Russia
• Russian subnational flags (overview of the subdivisions, list of federation “subjects” and clickable map)
• Russian Far East
• Siberia

• Official territory website, with the law about the territory simbols (translated from the russian version here).
  reported by Dov Gutterman, 27 Mar 1999

Presentation of Khabarovsk Territory

(Note: You need an Unicode-aware software and font to correctely view the cyrillic text on this page. See here transliteration details).

• Name (english): Khabarovsk Territory • (russian): Хабаровсский край | Qabarovskiĭ kraĭ
  
• Capital (russian): Хабаровск | Qabarovsk • (english): Khabarovsk
• Area: 788 600 km² (≅304 400 sq.mi.) • Population: 1 506 700 inhabitants in 2000
• Status: Territory (край | kraĭ) within the Russian Federation
• Federal District: Far-East • Economic region: Far East
• License plate code: 27 • Ham radio code: HK • ISO 3166-2 code: KHA
• Flag adopted on 1994.07.14 • Coat of arms adopted on unkn. date

Description of the flag

The flag of the Russian Krai Khabarovsk was adopted 14 july 1994. It is white over blue, with a dark green triangle on the hoist, the point of the triangle 90 degrees. Proportions of the flag 2:3.
Mark Sensen, 14 Jul 1996

Unofficial flag of 1992-1993

In 1992 or 1993 some regions self upgraded to constituent republics, and used ephemeral unofficial flags. One of the main republics was Khabarovks, flag diagonal white - blue - red.
Jaume Ollé, 15 Apr 2000

This flag is remarkably similar to the current flag of (neighbouring) Maritime Territory…
António Martins, 11 Oct 2002

I’m sure that this flag is a fiction. I don’t know who is author… It was adopted never and existed never.
Victor Lomantsov, 17 Apr 2000

Civic heraldry of Khabarovsk Territory

In the region two cities have approved arms: Chabarovsk and Komsomol’sk na Amur. The source book shows Russian civic arms and dates from early 1998.
Ralf Hartemink, 10 Mar 1999

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