List of flags in the Rhein-Sieg district

circle	Hoist flag	banner	Comments
Rhein-Sieg district		according to the main statute no banner	The circle does the following coat of arms : "It shows in a silver shield a blue-crowned and blue reinforced, zwiegeschwänzten red lion, which is supported by the left paw on a silver plate with black beams cross, swinging right a golden flaming sword over his head." ( approved on May 26, 1955) [...] "The circle carries a flag in the colors red and white, which shows the coat of arms in the middle." (Flag approved on ???)

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 and communes

City or municipality	Hoist flag	banner	Quotes from the main statutes of the municipalities and cities
municipality Alfter	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The municipality of Alfter has a coat of arms, a seal and a flag as a banner Description of coat of arms: Under a golden (yellow) shield head, inside five red diamonds divided five times from red to gold (yellow) and covered by a golden (yellow) crowned, double-tailed, silver (white) lion. Description of the flag as a banner: Yellow-red-yellow in a ratio of 1: 4: 1 striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the municipality shifted slightly over the middle upwards .
City of Bad Honnef	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The city was granted the right to use a seal, a coat of arms and a banner with a certificate issued by the district president in Cologne on January 24, 1973. Description of the coat of arms: Of silver (white) and red, cut 30 times, the upper half covered with a continuous, five-legged blue tournament collar. [...] Description of the banner: Blue-white-red in a ratio of 1: 2: 1, striped lengthways, with the city's coat of arms slightly above the center.
City of Bornheim	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The city of Bornheim has a coat of arms, a seal and a banner (flag). The coat of arms shows a silver (white) latticed red bar in gold (yellow), which covers a fallen black flaming sword on the front flank. The banner shows the city coat of arms in red-yellow in a ratio of 1: 1: 1: 1, striped lengthways in the shield in the white banner head .
Eitorf municipality		according to the main statute no banner	The municipality of Eitorf was granted the right to use a coat of arms on September 17, 1934 by the Prussian State Ministry of the Interior in Berlin. Description of the coat of arms: Divided and split in front by silver and red, with the growing Bergische lion in red in the silver field above and 2 erect golden acorns in the red field below. In the back on the green ground is a silver tower with a red roof and a golden weather vane. [...] The municipality wears a municipality flag. The basic color is white with the colored municipal coat of arms .
City of Hennef (Sieg)			The town of Hennef (Sieg) has a coat of arms, a seal, a banner and a flag as follows: coat of arms In red between two slender, silver (white) towers equipped with black window panels, a broad pinnacle tower of the same color crowned by three turrets; all stand on a silver (white) ribbed vault and above a crenellated wall of the same color growing out of the rounded shield. The vault spans a red three-mountain, in the middle of which stands a silver (white) shield with a soaring, blue-armored and tongued red lion holding a blue bunch of grapes in the right paw; the shield is flanked by five and crowned by two silver (white) crosses. [...] banner The banner is striped lengthways in red and white at a ratio of 1: 1, the city's coat of arms on the red strip in the upper third without a shield . Hoist flag Red-white stripes in a ratio of 1: 1, the town's coat of arms in the Obereck without a shield.
City of Koenigswinter			The city of Königswinter has a coat of arms, a flag and an official seal in accordance with the approval document of the district president in Cologne from July 6, 1972. The coat of arms shows a silver (white) gate castle in red with two three-strand crenellated towers and a pointed arched gate, which is about halfway filled by a golden (yellow) portcullis. A large shield hovers between the towers, showing a left-facing, double-tailed, blue-crowned, tongued and armored red lion on a split field in silver (white), and a continuous black cross behind. The flag is as a banner: red with the city arms without a shield in the upper half. as a hoisting flag: red with the city coat of arms without a shield, filling the entire cloth.
City of Lohmar			The city of Lohmar has been granted the right to use a coat of arms. The coat of arms is divided; above in silver (white) with half a double-tailed, blue-crowned, armored and tongued red lion; below in green with a slightly wavy silver (white) drawbar. The city of Lohmar has also been granted the right to fly a flag. The flag is raised as a banner: green-white in a ratio of 1: 1 striped lengthways with the city coat of arms in the shield in the upper half, as a hoisting flag: green-white in a ratio of 1: 1, longitudinally striped (i.e. along the longer side line) with the city coat of arms in the shield in the middle.
City of Meckenheim		according to the main statute no banner	The city of Meckenheim has a coat of arms, an official seal, a flag and a logo with a word mark. Description of the coat of arms: In silver (white) a black cross, topped with a blue imperial orb with a golden (yellow) cross and fittings. [...] Description of the flag: As a hoisted flag: Blue with the city arms moved towards the pole.
Much parish			The municipal coat of arms shows in a divided field: Above a red Bergisch lion, in the lower part a black cock on a green hill, which is flanked by two blue fish in a yellow field. The flag (banner and flag) consists of the colors white-green-blue with the coat of arms of the municipality of Much added to the word Much in the upper half.
Municipality Neunkirchen-Seelscheid	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The municipality was granted the right to use a coat of arms, a seal and a banner with a certificate from the district president in Cologne dated November 26, 1970. The coat of arms shows in the upper half of the shield half a double-tailed, blue crowned, armored and tongued lion in a silver field, in the lower half three golden fish in a blue field. [...] The banner has the colors blue and white and contains the coat of arms in the upper half .
City of Niederkassel			The main statute of the city of Niederkassel does not contain a description of the coat of arms and the flag. Description of the coat of arms: Red above a green corrugated shield base, a silver castle with two crenellated towers, between which a silver shield with a red interchangeable crenellated bar is floating. In red the symbols of the coat of arms without a shield of the city of Niederkassel a little above the middle.
City of Rheinbach			The city of Rheinbach has a coat of arms, an official seal and a flag. The coat of arms of the city of Rheinbach shows in the divided field above in silver a continuous black cross, split below, on the left in silver a blue key turned with the beard to the left, behind in red a half silver eagle in the gap. [...] The flag of the city of Rheinbach bears the city coat of arms in addition to the city colors black and white . It is also used as a banner with the coat of arms slightly above the middle.
municipality Ruppichteroth	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The municipality of Ruppichteroth was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate issued by the district president in Cologne on November 2, 1970. Description of the coat of arms Under a red shield head, which is set off by a wave-shaped dividing line and contains the words MONS PRAECLARE in silver letters, in a silver field a left-facing red crescent, between which a red eight-pointed cross stands in such a way that the left and the vertical Cross arms touch the crescent moon, underneath the two halves of a torn black chain. The main statute gives no information about a flag. Description of the banner [not part of the official announcement]: The banner shows the symbols of the coat of arms slightly above the center of the cloth.
City of Sankt Augustin			The city has a coat of arms, a seal and a flag. The city coat of arms shows in the shield head in silver (white) a striding, double-tailed, blue-armored, blue-tongued and blue-crowned red lion; underneath is a 16-fold field from blue to silver (white). [...] The flag has the colors blue and white and contains the coat of arms in the upper part .
City of Siegburg	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The city coat of arms shows in the lower part a white three mountain with the red mountain lion. Above it stands the Archangel Michael with a golden halo and white wings, white robe and red cloak on a blue background. The coat is held together by a gold coat clasp with a blue gemstone. The scepter in the right hand is golden, the orb in the left hand blue with gold cross. A golden wall crown is located above the coat of arms. The main statute gives no information about a flag. Description of the banner [not part of the official notice]: The colors of the city are blue and white. The banner shows the city coat of arms in blue and white in a ratio of 1: 1 striped lengthways in the shield a little above the middle of the cloth.
Swisttal municipality	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		As a coat of arms in a split shield, a continuous black cross in front in silver (white), behind in gold (yellow) two bars in three rows of red and silver (white). The community wields a banner on a white and yellow background as a flag. Flags (banners) description: white-yellow-white in a ratio of 1: 2: 1, striped lengthways; on the middle track in full width, slightly shifted towards the bar, the coat of arms of the municipality of Swisttal.
City of Troisdorf			The coat of arms of the city of Troisdorf contains four 3: 1 floating spheres in silver (white) that are connected to a T by black bars. The balls of the cross bar are red, those of the longitudinal bar are blue. [...] The flag of the city of Troisdorf is used as a banner or as a flag. The flag shows the colors red-white-red. The colors of the banner are striped lengthways in a ratio of 1: 7: 1 with the city coat of arms in the shield slightly above the middle. The flag has the colors in a ratio of 1: 5: 1 striped lengthways with the city coat of arms in the shield in the middle.
Municipality Wachtberg		according to the main statute no banner	The municipality of Wachtberg was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a document dated April 13, 1971. Description of the coat of arms: In blue a flame-breathing silver (white) dragon The municipality of Wachtberg was also granted the right to fly a flag in a certificate from the District President dated April 13, 1971. Description of the flag: Blue-white-blue, longitudinally striped in a ratio of 1: 2: 1 with a coat of arms .
community Windeck	according to the main statute no hoisting flag		The community carries a coat of arms, seal and flag (banner). The municipality of Windeck was granted the right to use a coat of arms in a certificate issued by the district president in Cologne on May 4, 1972. The municipal coat of arms shows a striding, blue crowned, armored and tongued lion in silver (white); below in blue a silver (white) man in armor, wielding a silver (white) and gold (yellow) -shaped battle hammer. [...] The municipality was also granted the right to fly a flag in a certificate issued by the district president in Cologne on December 5, 1973. The flag (banner) consists of the colors blue-white-blue in a ratio of 1: 4: 1, striped lengthways with the coat of arms of the municipality (= divided; on top in silver (white) a striding, blue crowned, armored and tamed red lion ; below in blue a silver (white) man in armor, swinging a silver (white) gold (yellow) -shaped battle hammer), slightly above the middle.