Wilbraham, Massachusetts (U.S.)

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Description of the flag

A white flag with the town seal in the center.  The seal consists of a colorful picture of a house in the country. The town and state name and date of incorporation are written in ring around the seal. Below is yellow ribbon with text. Wilbraham is in Hampden County.

From www.ci.westfield.ma.us/:

Nestled at the foot of the picturesque Berkshires in Western Massachusetts. Westfield is bordered by West Springfield on the east, Southwick on the south, Granville on the southwest, Russell and Montgomery on the west, Southampton on the north and Holyoke on the northeast. Westfield is 99 miles from Boston, 85 miles from Albany, N.Y. and 134 miles from New York City. ESTABLISHED - May 19, 1669 INCORPORATED AS A CITY - November 2, 1920