List of flags in the Ennepe-Ruhr district

Flag of the Ennepe-Ruhr district

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The Ennepe-Ruhr district in North Rhine-Westphalia

District coat of arms

This list contains all flags in the Wikipedia in the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis in North Rhine-Westphalia . Further flags of cities, municipalities and districts in North Rhine-Westphalia can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page.

Regarding the flag of the Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis it says in its main statute:

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"The coat of arms of the Ennepe-Ruhr district shows the three-row red and silver chess bar of the Counts of the Mark in a golden shield, above and below each a blue wave bar representing Ennepe and Ruhr." [...]
"The circle carries the following flag:
The The circle carries a flag with horizontal, blue and gold stripes of equal width. "The flag is also shown with the coat of arms in the middle. The circle also carries a banner: The circle carries a banner with a blue between two golden side stripes Contains stripes with the circular coat of arms in the upper half. "

Cities

city	Hoist flag	banner	Comments
Breckerfeld			"The town of Breckerfeld has a coat of arms that was awarded to it by a certificate from the District President in Arnsberg dated March 20th, 1979." Description of the coat of arms: "The coat of arms of blue and yellow is divided by a three-rowed red and white bar and has a white lily on top." Description of the flag: "The flag is striped lengthways from blue to yellow to blue in a ratio of 1: 3: 1, in the middle of the yellow strip is the city's coat of arms." Description of the banner: "The banner is striped lengthways from blue to yellow to blue in a ratio of 1: 3: 1, in the middle of the upper half of the yellow strip is the coat of arms of the city."
Ennepetal			"The city of Ennepetal has been granted the right to use a coat of arms through a certificate from the Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia dated June 16, 1953." Description of the coat of arms: "The coat of arms shows a blue wave pole in a golden field, which is covered by a red rafter, under a shield head in two rows of seven silver and red layers." The city of Ennepetal was granted the right to use a banner by a certificate from the Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia dated May 18, 1957. Description of the banner: “The banner shows a five-part two-line chess bar in the color sequence white / red; underneath a yellow track, divided in the middle by a blue wave post (ratio 37/26/37), over which a red rafter is placed in the upper third of the banner. " Flag description: “The flag head shows a nine-part two-line chess bar in the color sequence white / red; underneath a yellow field, divided in the middle by a blue wave pole (proportion 56/23/56), which is covered by a red rafter that extends over the middle of the flag. "
Gevelsberg			"The city of Gevelsberg has a city coat of arms that was awarded to it by decree of the Prussian Minister of the Interior of March 9, 1903." Description of the coat of arms: On a gold-ground, rectangular shield with rounded corners and a point in the middle of the base line, which is crowned by a three-tower, sandstone-gray wall crown with a closed city gate under the central tower, rises above a green mountain peak with a six-fold interrupted height curve behind a red, tinned city wall, which is flanked by two covered side towers, a red, towering Gothic brick gable pierced by three arched windows. In the middle of the coat of arms is a black comb wheel on a golden heart shield. By means of an award document dated August 15, 1955, the Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia granted the city the right to carry a city flag and a city flag. Banner description: “The flag is gold-red-gold striped vertically. The red central stripe is wider than the two golden stripes and bears the stylized coat of arms of the city of Gevelsberg with a shield in the upper third. " Description of the flag: "The flag is horizontally striped in red, gold and red with the stylized city coat of arms in the middle slightly shifted towards the flag pole."
Hattingen			"With a certificate from District President Arnsberg dated July 10, 1970, the city was granted the right to use a coat of arms." Description of the coat of arms: "The coat of arms of the city shows in blue St. George in silver armor with a golden halo, on a silver, red-bridled horse, stabbing a green dragon with a silver lance." The city was also granted the right to fly a flag in a certificate issued by the District President Arnsberg on July 10, 1970. Flag description: "The city colors are blue-yellow. The city's flag is striped lengthways in the form of a banner from blue to yellow and shows the heraldic shield in the upper half. ”A hoisted flag with or without the city's coat of arms is also used in the middle.
Herdecke			Description of the coat of arms: "The city has had a coat of arms from time immemorial, which was renewed by a resolution of the magistrate of 6 June 1902 and shows an oak tree in silver on a red shield with a wall crown." Flag description: "The flag of the city of Herdecke shows the colors red and white." The flag is also shown with the coat of arms in the middle and as a banner with the coat of arms in the white banner head.
Schwelm			"The right to use the coat of arms that is valid today was granted to the city by a certificate dated August 3, 1938 by the President of the Province of Westphalia." Description of the coat of arms: “The coat of arms shows two red towers with dark blue spire helmets on a gold background over a blue undulating river. The towers are connected by a tinned wall of the same color. Above her is the red and white Brandenburg chess bar between the towers. The towers each have an embrasure, the spire has an equal-armed cross on a pommel. " The city of Schwelm was granted the right to carry a city flag and a city flag by a document from the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia dated October 18, 1950. Banner description: “The flag bears the city arms in the upper white field; the lower part of the flag is red-white-red vertical stripes, the white central stripe wider than the two red edge stripes. " Flag description: "The flag is horizontally striped in red and white with the city arms in the middle."
Sprockhövel			"The city of Sprockhövel has been granted the right to use a coat of arms through a certificate issued by the District President Arnsberg on February 21, 1973." Description of the coat of arms: "The coat of arms shows in gold (yellow) under a two-leaved green hazel branch with three red fruits a blue three-hill with a black, gold (yellow) bordered and with a silver (white) hammer and mallet in the form of a St. Andrew's cross." In a certificate dated July 7th, 1980, the district president Arnsberg granted the city of Sprockhövel the right to use a city flag and a city banner. Description of the banner: "From yellow to blue to yellow in a ratio of 1: 3: 1, the city's heraldic shield is in the middle of the upper half of the blue strip ." Description of the flag: "From yellow to blue to yellow in a ratio of 1: 3: 1, the city's heraldic shield is in the middle of the blue strip."
Weather (Ruhr)			The city of Wetter (Ruhr) was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate from the Arnsberg district government dated January 21, 1971. Description of the coat of arms: “The coat of arms of the city of Wetter (Ruhr) shows in gold (yellow) a bar nested in three rows of 6 fields each from red to silver (white), above a black W stylized as a pewter cut, below a red trefoil with black slug . " The city of Wetter (Ruhr) was granted the right to fly a flag with a certificate from the Arnsberg district government dated July 4th, 1972. Description of the banner: "The flag is striped lengthways from red to white in two strips of equal width with the city's coat of arms in the middle of the upper half." Flag description: "The flag of the city of Wetter (Ruhr) corresponds to the city colors red and white with the addition of the city arms."
Witten			The city of Witten has coat of arms and flag. Description of the coat of arms: "The coat of arms of the city shows in a semicircular shield divided into red and silver in the upper part two turned away, double-tailed, erect silver lions." Flag and banner description: "The city's flag shows the colors red and silver (white) with the city's coat of arms." It is also used as a banner.