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The Regulations on flag of Orenburg were adopted on March, 26, 1998 with Decision No 50 of Orenburg city Duma. According to these Regulations:
The flag of Orenburg is a rectangular field, consisted of three horizontal stripes: white stripe at the top (2/3 of flag-width), blue stripe at the middle (1/6 of flag-width), red stripe at the bottom (1/6 of flag-width). Ratio is 1:2. There are coat of arms of Orenburg in the centre of white stripe. The staff of the flag have metal finial.Victor Lomantsov, 05 May 2002
Sometimes flags with ratio 2:3 used unofficially.
Victor Lomantsov, 05 May 2002
First flag of Orenburg (city) was adopted by City Duma on February, 6,
1996 (Decision #7). The flag was square white-blue-red tricolor with the
arms of Orenburg in the centre. Author of drawing — I.Kuznetsov. I never
saw this flag really made (I think it was “paper flag” only). But in the
end of 1996 I saw analogous flags with ratio 2:3.
Victor Lomantsov, 05 May 2002
This design was shown in Gaceta de Banderas
[gdb] some time ago.
Jaume Ollé, 19 Jan 2000
In the end of 1996 I saw analogous flags with
ratio 2:3.
Victor Lomantsov, 05 May 2002
Since 2001 the decoration flags are used in Orenburg. The official flag
of Orenburg is too complex and too expensive. That’s why city Administration
decorated the streets of the city with hundreds simple striped flags:
white-blue-red-white-blue-red (4:1:1:4:1:1). Decoration flags are used in
holidays (City Day, May Day, Victory Day etc.)
Victor Lomantsov, 05 May 2002
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