List of flags in Brandenburg

This list shows the flags in Brandenburg with its districts and cities. Further flags can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page.

Country flag

state	Hoist flag	banner	Comments
Brandenburg	Country flag 3: 5 ^?^?	^?^?	Established by the law on the emblems of the state of Brandenburg of January 30, 1991: "The national colors are red and white." "The state coat of arms shows on a shield in white (silver) a red eagle looking to the right, adorned with golden clover stems on the wings and armed with gold." [...] “The national flag consists of two horizontal stripes of equal width in the national colors - red above, white below - and bears the national coat of arms in the middle. The ratio of the height to the length of the flag is like three to five. " The constitution of the state of Brandenburg was only enacted on August 20, 1992 and is therefore very brief on this topic: Article 4. National colors and coats of arms. “The national colors are red and white. The state coat of arms is the red march eagle on a white field. "

One district cities

District-free city	Hoist flag	Comments
Brandenburg on the Havel	Construction instruction:	Approved May 26, 1993, unofficially in use since February 14, 1990: "The coat of arms of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel consists of the coat of arms of the formerly independent cities Altstadt and Neustadt in the form of the double shield coat of arms from 1715 in the version from 1901." (Coat of arms approved on February 14, 1990) “The flag of the city of Brandenburg an der Havel is a three-striped flag in the traditional city colors of the formerly independent cities of Altstadt (green) and Neustadt (blue). In the diagonal white area, which symbolizes the Havel, the city coat of arms is shown centrally. "
cottbus		The traditional red-white-red city flag was set in its current proportions by a resolution of the city council in 1985: “The coat of arms of the city of Cottbus shows a tinned, square red castle in silver with a closed gate. Two small houses protrude above the wall between the towers, which have pointed roofs. A silver triangular sign with an erect red crab hovers above it. The flag of the city of Cottbus is three-stripe red-white-red in the ratio 1: 8: 1 and with the city coat of arms in the median. "
Frankfurt (Oder)		Approved October 22, 1992: The description of the coat of arms reads: “A gold-armored red rooster standing upright in silver on a green mountain in the cloverleaf arch of an open, red gate building separated by two hexagonal towers; above it hovers a silver shield with a red eagle; On the roofs of the side towers, with their golden knobs, there is a turned away, stubborn golden bird; the broad central building is provided with a golden cross at each corner. " "The flag shows three stripes in the colors red-green-white with the city coat of arms covering the central stripe."
Potsdam		Approved April 7, 1990: “The description of the coat of arms reads: In gold, a left-facing, black-armored, gold-roughened red eagle. The upper edge of the shield is adorned with a vaulted five-pinned wall crown (Appendix 1). " "The Potsdam flag is two-stripe red and yellow with the coat of arms in the middle (Appendix 2)."

Counties

district	Hoist flag	banner	Comments
Barnim			Adopted by resolution of the district council on May 26, 2004: “The district of Barnim has the following coat of arms : Square of silver (fields 1 and 4) and red (fields 2 and 3); above a growing, golden armored eagle in confused colors with golden clover stalks on the wings. ” (coat of arms approved on October 17, 1995) "The district carries a flag that is square in red and white, topped with the coat of arms on the crossing."
Dahme-Spreewald			Approved November 16, 1995: "The coat of arms of the district of Dahme-Spreewald shows in silver a curved blue tip covered with a golden royal crown, accompanied at the front by an opposing gold-reinforced, cut-off red bull's body, at the back by a gold-reinforced, cut-off red eagle's body." "The district carries a flag that - when hung on a cross piece - is blue-yellow-blue with longitudinal stripes in a ratio of 1: 2: 1 and bears the coat of arms in the middle."
Elbe Elster			Approved April 24, 1995: “The district has the following coat of arms : In the quartered shield at the top in front nine times divided by gold and black, behind in silver a gold-reinforced red bull looking back; below in front in gold a red-armored and red-tongued, erect black lion, in the back divided nine times by red and silver. " “The district wields a flag divided by black and gold. The flag is vertically divided both vertically and horizontally and bears the coat of arms of the district in such a way that the split line of the shield comes to rest on the color dividing line. "
Havelland			Adopted by resolution of the district council on September 25, 1995: “The coat of arms is divided from blue to silver by a wave cut; at the top two gold-billed silver swans flying to the right, at the bottom a gold-armored red eagle head, accompanied on both sides by a six-pointed blue star. " "The flag of the district is a hanging stripe flag in the colors blue: white: blue (1: 2: 1) and carries the coat of arms upright in the median."
Märkisch-Oderland			Approved July 4, 1996: “The coat of arms has the following description: Divided by silver and red; A gold-proven red eagle growing above, its wings covered with golden clover stems; below a silver wave bar, covered with a red wave thread and covered with two diagonally crossed golden boat hooks, above angled by a golden star. " "The circular flag has the following description: The flag consists - when hung on a cross piece - of red, white and red stripes in a ratio of 1: 2: 1 and has the circular coat of arms in the middle."
Oberhavel			Approved May 18, 1994: "The coat of arms shows the red-armored and red-tongued red eagle in a split shield from silver over green above, the wings covered with golden clover stems, and in the lower half of the shield two offset, red-armored silver swans flying next to each other." "The district carries a flag, it shows the colors red (left) and white (right) divided lengthways with the district coat of arms."
Oberspreewald-Lausitz			Approved November 20, 2003: “The district has the following coat of arms : Divided by silver and blue, above an unarmed, striding red bull with a tail crossed over its back, below a three-tinned golden wall covered with a golden shield, inside an upright black lion. The coat of arms is shown in Appendix 2, which is part of these statutes. ” (Coat of arms approved on November 25, 1994) “The flag of the district has three stripes in the colors white-red-white in a ratio of 1: 3: 1 with the circular coat of arms in the central strip. The flag is shown in Appendix 3, which is part of these statutes. "
Oder-Spree			Approved February 23, 1996: “The coat of arms is described as follows: quartered; at the front two crossed red boat hooks in gold at the top, angled at the top by a six-pointed red star, at the back a red and silver slanted left bar in black; below in front in red three pointed silver scythe blades lying on the back, one on top of the other, with the tips turned outwards, behind in gold a five-ended red deer pole. " "The circle coat of arms is placed on the red and white quartered flag cloth in the middle."
Ostprignitz-Ruppin			Approved on May 2, 1995: “The coat of arms of the Ostprignitz-Ruppin district shows split by a silver drawbar; above, in red, a gold-armored silver eagle; below in green in front a red-bound golden lily, behind a red-coated golden miter. " "The district carries a flag that is three-stripe green-white-red (1: 2: 1) and bears the coat of arms in the middle."
Potsdam-Mittelmark			Approved by the Ministry of the Interior of the State of Brandenburg on December 5, 2000: “The district has a coat of arms . The appearance of the coat of arms is as follows: Quartered: 1: in silver a gold-armored red eagle, 2: in black an oblique left golden oak branch with three leaves, 3: divided nine times by black and gold, 4: in silver two crossed red keys . " “The district is flying a flag. The flag has the following appearance: Square in red and white with the circular coat of arms in the middle. "
Prignitz			Approved March 14, 1994: The district has the following coat of arms : “In red over silver divided by a wave cut; above a gold-armored, ready-to-fly silver goose accompanied by eight silver pearls forming an open semicircle, below a red-tongued, striding black wolf. " "The district carries a flag that consists of two equally wide stripes in black and white and is covered in the middle with the district coat of arms [...]."
Spree-Neisse			Approved 1997: “The district of Spree-Neisse has the following coat of arms : Quartered; above in front in silver an upright red crab, behind in red a soaring, double-tailed, crowned silver lion; below in front in blue a three-leaved golden crown, behind in gold an upright, outwardly curved red deer pole with four ends and clover-leaf-shaped rose. " (Coat of arms approved on September 6, 1995) "The district of Spree-Neisse flies the following flag: square of red and white, with the district coat of arms in the middle."
Teltow-Fläming			Adopted by resolution of the district council of April 19, 1999, approved by the Minister of the Interior of Brandenburg on July 23, 1999: “The district has the following coat of arms : Split and half divided by silver, red and silver over a shield base in four rows of black and silver; in front half a gold-armored red eagle at the gap with a golden cloverleaf on the wing, on the back covered with a golden crook with four red gemstones on the pommel. " (coat of arms approved on November 21, 1996) "The district carries the following flag: The flag consists of three stripes in the colors red-white-red in a ratio of 1: 2: 1 with the district coat of arms in the central strip."
Uckermark			Approved November 8, 1995: “The district has its own coat of arms . This is described as follows: “In gold, a multiple notched blue bar covered with two silver threads, covered by a gothic red brick tower with an open archway, covered with silver plastered surfaces and with tinned wall wings; the masonry covered with two outwardly leaning silver pointed shields, inside on the right a golden armored, red eagle with golden clover stalks on the wings, on the left an upright, golden armored red griffin. '" “The district has its own flag. This is described as follows: 'The flag of the district is - when hung on a cross piece - striped lengthways with red-white-red in a ratio of 1: 2: 1 and shows the district coat of arms in the middle.' "