List of flags in the Wesel district

Flag of the Wesel district
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Vexillological symbol :
Aspect ratio:	2: 1
Officially accepted:	1978-07-14

The Wesel district in North Rhine-Westphalia

This list contains all flags in Wikipedia in the Wesel district 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 Wesel district, the main statute states:
	“The circle carries a coat of arms that contains a silver pollarded willow on a green shield” […] “The circle carries the following flag: The circle carries a flag that contains a white pollinated willow in a green cloth.” (Coat of arms approved on 14. July 1978)

Important NOTE: At the time of writing this article, there are not all flag images, but the placeholders for hoisting 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	Quotes from the main statutes of the municipalities and cities
Alps	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	The municipality of Alpen was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate issued by the District President in Düsseldorf on January 14, 1971. Description of the coat of arms: eleven gold (yellow) divided into red, topped with a red-armored black eagle. Description of the flag (banner): 11 times from yellow to red stripes across, topped with a red-armored black eagle pushed up a little over the middle.
Dinslaken		The lower half of the coat of arms of the city of Dinslaken shows a gate castle in red color on a silver-colored ground with a battlements on both sides, above which three round towers protrude; the mighty central tower has a crenellated edge; the slimmer side towers have ball points. As a flag, the city of Dinslaken uses the colors red and white in the longitudinal direction with the coat of arms described in paragraph 1.
Hamminkeln	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	The city of Hamminkeln has a coat of arms, a seal and a flag (banner). The coat of arms and seal were approved with a certificate from the District President in Düsseldorf dated November 11, 1977, the banner with a certificate dated August 6, 1978. The city's coat of arms is described as follows, in green - above a silver wave bar - a silver round shield, covered with an eight-pointed black lily reel, on the edge of the shield seven small round shields in alternating colors. [...] ' The banner shows the emblems of the coat of arms on a green flag.
Hünxe		The municipality was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate issued by the District President in Düsseldorf on June 9, 1976. Description of the coat of arms: In the divided shield above in blue a lying left-pointing golden (yellow) arrow, overlaid by an eight-pointed golden (yellow) star; at the bottom in red half a silver (white) label on the dividing line, overlaid with half a golden (yellow) lily reel. [...] The municipality was also granted the right to use a banner and a flag with a certificate from the District President in Düsseldorf dated June 9, 1976. Description of the banner and the flag: Banner: red-yellow-red in a ratio of 1: 4: 1 striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the municipality in the first third on the yellow track. Description of the hoist flag: Red-yellow-red in a ratio of 1: 4: 1, striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the municipality on the yellow track shifted towards the pole.
Kamp-Lintfort		The city has a coat of arms, a flag and an official seal. Description of the coat of arms [not part of the official announcement]: In a red field the silver Kamp Abbey Church with a green roof and spiers; the two side towers bear a golden ball at the top, the roof turret a golden rooster. A black mallet and a black iron crossed under the church. In the upper right corner a golden label, inside a blue globe, which is enclosed by a golden ring, from which a golden ploughshare extends downwards. The flag shows the colors red / white / green lengthways and the coat of arms.
Moers	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	Description of the coat of arms [not part of the official announcement]: The coat of arms of the city of Moers shows a split shield in front in silver a red tin tower with open, black portcullis, in the back in gold a black bar. The banner of the city of Moers has a black and a yellow half striped vertically and shows the city coat of arms in the middle of the upper half.
Neukirchen-Vluyn	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	The city was granted the right to use a coat of arms and a seal with a certificate from the Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia dated November 23, 1961. Description of the coat of arms: The coat of arms shows three golden wavy bars slanted to the left on a black field. [...] The city was granted the right to use a banner with a certificate issued by the Minister of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia on May 9, 1962. The banner consists of 3 equally long and equally wide strips in the colors black, yellow-black and shows the city's coat of arms in the white banner head.
Rheinberg		The city of Rheinberg carries the coat of arms and flag. The coat of arms bears a red cross on a silver background, which is covered with an upright golden key with a beard pointing to the left; it corresponds to the figure attached to these statutes. [...] The flag bears a red cross with a yellow key on a white background. It can be in the form of a banner or a flag.
Schermbeck	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	The municipality was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate from the District President in Düsseldorf dated December 21, 1977. Description of the coat of arms: 'A silver (white) heart shield covered with a three-legged golden (yellow) lily reel and a golden (yellow) lily bar above a green, wavy red shield base' The municipality has also been granted the right to use a banner (flag) in the same document. Description of the banner: Green-white-green in a ratio of 1: 8: 1 striped lengthways with the municipal coat of arms slightly above the center.
Sonsbeck	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	The municipality of Sonsbeck has a coat of arms, a seal and a flag (banner). The coat of arms shows a nineteen-pointed golden (yellow) sun in red, covered over the entire width of the shield with a lowered blue wavy bar, this accompanied by a three-pinned red piece of wall. [...] The flag (banner) is striped lengthways in a ratio of 1: 1: 1 and in the colors yellow - blue - yellow. The white head of the banner shows the coat of arms of the municipality.
Voerde	according to the main statute no hoisting flag	With a document from the Minister of the Interior dated October 18, 1951, the city was granted the right to carry a coat of arms and with a document from the Minister of the Interior dated May 15, 1957, the right to fly a flag. Description of the coat of arms: In a divided shield above in a black field half a golden wheel on the dividing line, below in a red field above a silver heart label half a gold lily reel. Description of the flag: The banner of the city of Voerde shows the coat of arms of the city in the white upper quarter (banner head). Below there are two equally long and equally wide strips of red and yellow.
Wesel		The coat of arms of the city of Wesel shows a silver heart shield in a red field, which is accompanied by three silver weasels jumping to the right. The city of Wesel uses the colors red-white-red as a flag; the city's coat of arms in the white field.
Xanten		The city of Xanten has a coat of arms, a flag and a seal. The city's coat of arms shows in the silver field, which is framed by a black border covered with old gold coins, two diagonally crossed keys with turned away beards, between which a black cross floats above. [...] The flag of the city of Xanten is divided into three equally wide horizontal stripes black / white / black. The banner of the city of Xanten is split into three equally wide strips of black / white / black under a square white field in which the city's coat of arms is placed […].