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Reiderland (The Netherlands)
Groningen province
Last modified: 2018-12-15 by rob raeside
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adopted 25 Jun 1991.
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Reiderland municipality
Number of inhabitants (1 Jan 2003): 7.070; area: 149,70 km². Settlements:
Beerta (seat), Beersterhoogen, Booneschans, Drieborg, Ekamp (part), Finsterwolde,
Finsterwolderhamrik, Ganzedijk, Goldhoorn, Hamdijk, Hongerige Wolf, Kostverloren,
Kromme-Elleboog, Nieuw-Beerta, Nieuwe Statenzijl, Nieuweschans, Oude Statenzijl,
Oudedijk, Oudezijl, Ulsda.
Reiderland is a new municipality, which includes since 1 Jan 1992 the
old municipalities of Beerta, Finsterwolde and Nieuweschans. These eastern
regions were bulwarks of the Dutch communist party (CPN), especially Finsterwolde.
Nieuweschans is the main northern borderpost with Germany.
The notched vertical line on the flag refers to the 'schans' (fort)
of Nieuweschans.
Jarig Bakker, 13 November 1999
Reiderland Coat of Arms
from Ralf Hartemink's site.
Granted 17 Jul 1991.
Nieuweschans former municipality
by Jarig Bakker, 7 Apr 2005
adopted 19 Dec 1972; design: Stichting Heraldiek en Banistiek
Nieuweschans old municipal flag, adopted 19 Dec 1972 by municipal resolution;
design: Stichting Heraldiek en Banistiek.
Description: horizontal stripes red - white - blue - yellow - blue
- white - red (1:1:4:1:4:1:1) with at 1/3 flaglength in saltire a yellow
halbard and a yellow pike of 7/13 flagheight; the parts on the yellow stripe
colored red.
The colors are derived from the municipal arms and the whole image
illustrates symbolically the character of the municipality - in red-white-blue
one sees "The Netherlands"; the yellow stripe represents the east-west,
and west-east traffic across the German border, formerly defended by heavy
armaments, at present by crossed barriers with a red warning sign.
Source: Vexilla Nostra, 8 (1973): 52.
Nieuweschans was bought in 1628 from the Count of Oost-Friesland (now
in Germany); a fortress was built here, and to symbolize that a cannon
has been placed on the arms of Nieuweschans, and a spear and habard in
saltire on the flag.
On 1 Jan 1992 Nieuweschans became part of Reiderland.
Jarig Bakker, 7 Apr 2005
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