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The '''national flag of Jääland''' is the official flag for civil and military purposes in [[Jääland]]. It consists of a white and turquoise [[wikipedia:Scandinavian cross|Norse cross]] on a deep night-blue background.
The '''national flag of Jääland''' was the official flag for civil and military purposes in [[Jääland]]. It consisted of a white and turquoise [[wikipedia:Scandinavian cross|Norse cross]] on a deep night-blue background.


The cross symbolises the [[Nazarene]] religion of the Jääland people. The night-blue represents the Jääland sky in winter (due to polar night), the white the snow, and the turquoise the colour of the sky and sea in summer.
The cross symbolised the [[Nazarene]] religion of the Jääland people. The night-blue represented the Jääland sky in winter (due to polar night), the white the snow, and the turquoise the colour of the sky and sea in summer.


In its canton, the flag features the [[coat of arms of Jääland]].
In its canton, the flag featured the [[coat of arms of Jääland]]. A variation of the design was retained for the [[Flags of the Kingdom of Meckelnburgh#Iselande|flag of Iselande]], the successor territory in the [[United Kingdom of Meckelnburgh]].


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Latest revision as of 17:05, 12 August 2024

Flag of Jääland
Use National flag and ensign
Proportion 3:5
Adopted 1678 AN

The national flag of Jääland was the official flag for civil and military purposes in Jääland. It consisted of a white and turquoise Norse cross on a deep night-blue background.

The cross symbolised the Nazarene religion of the Jääland people. The night-blue represented the Jääland sky in winter (due to polar night), the white the snow, and the turquoise the colour of the sky and sea in summer.

In its canton, the flag featured the coat of arms of Jääland. A variation of the design was retained for the flag of Iselande, the successor territory in the United Kingdom of Meckelnburgh.