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1. • • The design of the flag of the Bronx consists of a horizontal tricolor. The top band is orange, the middle band is white, and the band at the bottom is blue, mimicking the historical Dutch tricolor. In the center of the flag is a laurel wreath denoting honor and fame. The wreath encircles the Bronck family arms.
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   What does the Bronx flag look like?

   • The Bronx flag features three horizontal orange-white-royal blue stripes with the Borough Seal on a white disc in the center. The flag has a design of overlapping upper and lower stripes with the seal in the center.

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   What does the Bronx borough flag look like?

   • The Bronx borough flag, adopted in 1912, is described as the Dutch colonial flag (the Prinsenvlag of orange, white, and blue horizontal stripes) with the addition of the Bronck family arms encircled by a laurel wreath. This design denotes honor and fame.

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   What does New York City's flag look like?

   • The committee described their proposed flag this way: In our flag, the colors are Dutch, the arms are English, the crest is distinctively American, but the flag as such is the flag of the City, which has grown from these beginnings to be the home of all nations, the great cosmopolitan city of the world, the City of New York.

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   Does Manhattan have a borough flag?

   • Manhattan does have a borough flag by convention, according to borough historian Michael Miscione. It is similar to, but not quite identical to the official New York City flag. The colors are blue, white, and orange. The symbols represent the city’s early inhabitants, with a Native American figure.

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   What does Brooklyn's flag look like?

   • It’s been around since 1860 when Brooklyn was its own city, and the design has never changed. The flag of Queens focuses on nature and contains three sky blue and white horizontal stripes. These colors represent the arms of the first Dutch Governor Willem Kieft.

   The meaning behind every New York City borough flag

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   When was the Bronx flag first adopted?

   • The Bronx flag was first adopted in March 1912, by then-Borough President Cyrus C. Miller, and recognized by the city on June 29, 1915. The flag of Brooklyn has been in use since at least 1860 when Brooklyn was an independent city. The flag of Brooklyn has a white background with a seal at the center.

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   English: The Flag of The Bronx, comprising a 17th century Dutch flag with the seal of Jonas Bronck, the borough's namesake superimposed upon it. The American (golden) eagle sitting atop the hemisphere is believed to be facing east to indicate homage to the Old World, while the banner reads the latin "ne cede malis" meaning "yield not to evil ...

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5. www.nytimes.com › 2017/06/14 › nyregionNew York Today: Decoding Our Borough Flags - The New York Times

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   Jun 14, 2017 · The Bronx. The Bronx was the first borough to have an official flag, according to the Bronx borough historian, Lloyd Ultan. It was created in 1912, a year before the New York City flag,...

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   Jul 27, 2018 · The Bronx (always "The Bronx", never just "Bronx") flies a flag of three horizontal orange-white-royal blue stripes with the Borough Seal on a white disc in the center, overlapping the upper and lower stripes.

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   Nov 15, 2022 · The Bronx Flag, image courtesy of Wikipedia. Created in 1912, the Bronx was the first borough to have an official flag. It was adopted into city law in the 1960s. The colors are orange, white, and blue, which were the original colors of the Netherlands when this was a Dutch colony.

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   The design of the flag of the Bronx consists of a horizontal tricolor. The top band is orange, the middle band is white, and the band at the bottom is blue, mimicking the historical Dutch tricolor. In the center of the flag is a laurel wreath denoting honor and fame. The wreath encircles the Bronck family arms. The shield of the family arms ...

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   Jun 14, 2017 · The Bronx flag looks similar to the city’s, with its tricolor, orange, white, and blue appearance. The Bronx was the first borough to have an official flag, created in 1912.

10. untappedcities.com › 2014/03/03 › daily-what-flagsDaily What?! Flags of New York City’s Boroughs

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    Oct 2, 2024 · The Bronx flag dons the same colors as the City’s, but its stripes are rotated 90 degrees. In it’s center is the Bronck family coat of arms encircled by a wreath.