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image by Jan Oskar Engene, 27 June 2002
Approved on 28 September 1990
Masfjorden municipality is situated in Hordaland county.
A strange device appears on the flag of Masfjorden. The municipality chose a
traditional tool, the hold, for their arms and flag. The hold is a device made
of wood that holds something in a grip so that it is kept together, and the idea
is to symbolise unity. Three of these objects appear on the flag, in yellow
centred on a field of red. Approval was granted 28 September 1990, with Rune
Garmann as the designer.
Jan Oskar Engene, 27 June 2002
Source: The text and image are based on research Engene did for an article published in the German vexillological journal Der Flaggenkurier, No. 2, 1996 [joe96]. Consult this article for detailed references to sources.
Official blazon in Norwegian: "På raud grunn tre gule heldrer stilte i trepass."
Blazoned in English: "Gules three clasps or in pall."
English blazon by Željko Heimer, 5 August 2002