List of flags in the province of Liege

The province of Liege in Belgium

This list shows the flags in the province of Liège , with the municipalities arranged by arrondissements.

The flag of the Province of Liege is divided into four parts:

in red an outside staircase, supported by three lying lions facing away from each other, with a column on it, on it a pine cone, on the top a paw cross, all accompanied by the two capital letters L and G, all gold (city of Liège );
a silver bar in red ( Duchy of Bouillon );
in silver three red-armored and gold-crowned green lions (Margraviate Franchimont);
divided ten times by gold and red ( County Loon );

the lower half split by a curved golden tip with three red and silver hunting horns (2: 1) ( Grafschaft Hoorn ).

Important NOTE: At the time of writing this article there are only a few flag images, but the placeholders for missing flag images. 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.

Flag of the German-speaking Community

The German-speaking Community (DG) in the east of the province comprises the nine municipalities of the two cantons of Eupen and Sankt Vith.

Community	location	flag	comment
DG			introduced by decree of October 1, 1990: “The flag (sic!) Of the German-speaking Community shows a red lion on a white background, accompanied by nine blue five-leafed leaves.” The official aspect ratio is 1: 1, in use 2: 3 The lion is the lion of Limburg , as this region used to belong to Limburg. The nine flowers represent the nine German-speaking communities.

local community	location	flag	Comments
Amay			adopted on December 22, 1994: Vertically divided 2: 1 in relation to the hoist red, yellow at air side with three blue horizontal stripes. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Anthisnes			adopted on April 4, 1996: a flag divided into three green-white-green stripes of equal width, the upper stripe on the leech side covered with two yellow discs, the middle one with three ermine tails and the lower one with a yellow disc. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Burdinne			.
Piano			adopted on March 28, 1997: . Aspect ratio 2: 3
Engis			.
Ferrières			.
Hamoir			.
Héron			four-part red-white-white-blue
Huy			a horizontally divided flag in yellow and red, which is bordered in blue with the exception of the leech.
Marchin			.
Modave			a vertical two-part flag in white and blue, on the gap covered with a silver coat of arms, in it an upright blue lion. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Nandrin			divided horizontally into five equally wide stripes, alternating white and red, five ermine tails in each of the white stripes and a yellow tournament collar on the second and third stripes.
Ouffet			.
Tinlot			.
Verlaine			.
Villers-le-Bouillet			adopted October 6, 1994: . Aspect ratio 2: 3
bug			a white-gray-red-white four-part flag, in the first quarter a gray shield with a red free quarter.

local community	location	flag	Comments
Ans			a flag divided horizontally (60:40) red and yellow by a pinnacle cut with three pinnacles.
Awans			simple mistake
Aywaille			.
Bassenge			.
Beyne-Heusay			.
Blégny			.
Chaudfontaine			a simple, vertically split flag in blue and yellow.
Comblain-au-Pont			.
Dalhem			.
Esneux			a simple, vertically two-part flag in green and red.
Flémalle			. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Fléron			.
Grace-Hollogne			a flag with eleven alternating white and blue horizontal stripes, on the nine in the middle covered with a yellow armored, tongued and crowned red lion.
Herstal			.
Juprelle			.
Liege			unofficially a simple, vertically split flag in red and yellow.
Neupré			.
Oupeye			.
Saint-Nicolas			.
Seraing			adopted December 8, 1992: in the white flag a red St. Andrew's cross, angled by four black lions. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Soumagne			.
Sprimont			.
Trooz			.
Visé			a blue flag with a falling white diagonal stripe.

local community	location	flag	Comments
Amel			.
Aubel			a simple, vertically split flag in green and white.
Baelen			adopted December 18, 1991: . Aspect ratio 2: 3
Büllingen			.
Burg-Reuland			.
Butgenbach			.
Dison			.
Eupen			vertically divided in two into red and yellow, with the city arms in the middle
Herve			a simple, vertically split flag in blue and yellow.
Jalhay			.
Kelmis			.
Lierneux			.
Limbourg			a simple, vertically split flag in red and white.
Lontzen			.
Malmedy			a horizontally three-part flag in black, yellow and green.
Olne			.
Pepinster			.
Plombières			.
Raeren			.
Saint Vith			.
spa			a simple, vertical two-part flag in blue and white.
Stavelot			a vertical tripartite flag in blue, white and yellow.
Stoumont			a simple, vertically split flag in green and white.
Theux			a simple, vertically split flag in green and white.
Thimister-Clermont			.
Trois-Ponts			.
Verviers			a simple, horizontally split flag in green and white.
Waimes			a flag divided horizontally into ten equally wide alternating black and white stripes.
Welkenraedt			.

local community	location	flag	Comments
Berloz			horizontally striped yellow-red-yellow-red-yellow
Braives			.
Crisnée			in white five red diamonds, in the left upper corner a yellow jack with a red St. Andrew's cross.
Donceel			blue with six 3: 2: 1 set yellow lilies
Faimes			.
Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher			by a line broken in three right-angled steps, which starts at the third quarter of the upper edge and ends at the first quarter of the lower edge, divided into red and white.
Geer			.
Hannut			vertically red-green divided with 18 elliptical yellow stars.
Lincent			.
Oreye			.
Remicourt			adopted December 18, 1991: divided horizontally into ten stripes alternating yellow and red, the top four stripes covered with a three-legged blue tournament collar. Aspect ratio 2: 3
Saint-Georges-sur-Meuse			.
Waremme			.
Watery things			.