List of flags in the Höxter district

This list contains all flags in the district of Höxter in North Rhine-Westphalia that are listed in Wikipedia . Further flags of cities, municipalities and districts in North Rhine-Westphalia can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page.

circle	Hoist flag	banner	Comments
Höxter district			Approved by the district president in Detmold on February 12, 1976: “The district has the following coat of arms : In silver (white) a blue lily; above it in a golden (yellow) shield head, bounded by a blue wavy bar, a red continuous cross. "[...] " The circle carries the following flag: Red and yellow striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the circle in the middle of the upper half. " ( Coat of arms approved on February 12, 1976)

Important NOTE: At the time of writing this article, there are only a few flag images, but the placeholders for hoist flags and banners. Corresponding placeholders are also common on the coat of arms lists and a request to find the missing images or to create and upload them.

Cities

city	Hoist flag	Comments
Bad Driburg	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	“With a certificate from the District President Detmold dated 9th May 1973, the city was granted the right to use a coat of arms. Description of the coat of arms: In blue a golden (yellow) tinned city wall with an open gate surmounted by a double tinned tower; A golden (yellow) Latin cross floating freely above the wall in the left shield field [...]. " “The city was also granted the right to use a banner with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated 9th May 1973. Description of the banner: Blue and yellow striped lengthways with the city arms slightly above the center of the banner. "
Beverungen		“With the approval of the District President in Detmold on October 12, 1972, the city has its own coat of arms […], a banner and a flag, which are described as follows: 1. Description of the coat of arms: Three 2: 1 silver (white) lilies set in blue. 2. Description of banners and flags: From white, blue, white, blue in a ratio of 1: 1: 1: 1, striped lengthways with the city coat of arms in the white head of the banner bordered in blue. [...] "
Borgentreich		“The city was granted the right to use a coat of arms with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated 07/19/76. Description of the coat of arms: Split by red and gold (yellow), in front a golden (yellow) lecture cross, behind a red lily, underneath a blue triple staggered tinned shield base. The city was also granted the right to fly a flag with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated July 19, 1976. Description of the flag: banner and flag of red and yellow striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the city. "
Brakel		“The city of Brakel was granted the right to use a coat of arms with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated October 6, 1977. Description of the coat of arms : In red between two silver (white) pointed towers connected by an ornamental gable, a green shield with three silver (white) stakes, in the shield head covered by a red bar, which is covered with three golden (yellow) balls. "[...] “The city of Brakel was also granted the right to carry a banner and a flag with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated October 6, 1977. Description of the banner: Green and white striped lengthways with the city's coat of arms in the middle of the upper half. Description of the hoist flag: Green and white striped lengthways with the city's coat of arms shifted from the center to the pole. "
Höxter		"The district town of Höxter was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate from the District President Detmold dated July 1, 1970 , which shows a silver (white) gate building in red with a large open gate under an open gothic gable between two pointed towers which overlook the edge a wall pierced by narrow gates are flanked by two tin towers. The district town of Höxter was also granted the right to use a banner and a flag in a certificate from the District President Detmold dated July 1, 1970. The banner is red-white-red in a ratio of 1: 3: 1 striped lengthways with the city arms above the center. The flag is striped lengthways from red-white-red in a ratio of 1: 3: 1 with the city coat of arms shifted to the pole. "
Marienmünster		Resolved by the City Council of Marienmünster on May 23, 1973, approved by the Detmold RP on July 25, 1973: “Description of the coat of arms : 'In silver (white) a red church with black-roofed towers, the middle tower with a baroque dome. Under the black gable roof between the side towers a golden (yellow) eight-pointed star. ' […] Description of the flag: 'Red and white striped lengthways with the city coat of arms shifted from the center to the pole.' [...] Description of the banner: 'Red and white striped lengthways with the city arms in the upper third.' "
Never home		“The city of Nieheim was granted the right to use a coat of arms and a flag with a certificate from the District President Detmold dated February 8, 1974. Description of the coat of arms : In red a golden (yellow) free-floating cross with a bar extended downwards, angled by four golden (yellow) balls. Description of the flag: yellow and red striped lengthways, but divided into each strip in front of a square in mixed up colors. In the upper red square the heraldic figure of the city arms. "
Steinheim		Approved by the Detmold RP on November 10, 1972: “The city of Steinheim has its coat of arms as an official seal . It shows a red city wall in silver (white) with a golden (yellow) gate, crowned by three round tin towers, the middle of which is double tinned. "[...] "The flag is green and white and bears the city arms."
Warburg		Approved by RP Detmold on June 30, 1977: "Description of the flag: As a banner and a hoisted flag: Blue and white striped lengthways."
Will bath food	City colors	"The city has [...] with a certificate from the District President in Detmold dated February 17, 1977 the right to use a banner. Description of the banner: Blue and yellow striped lengthways. "