Washington Yacht Club (U.S.)

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image by Ivan Sache, 19 April 2003

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Washington Yacht Club

The burgee of the Washington Yacht Club is a 1:2 triangular flag made of two yellow triangles placed near the hoist and a purple lozenge stretching over the rest of the flag. The letters U W in purple are placed vertically in the yellow triangles.

The website of the yacht club: www.washingtonyachtclub.org/ gives the following additional details:

"A burgee is a small flag meant to be hoisted on the starboard shroud of a keelboat to announce its club affiliation [...] Flying a club burgee is also a requirement in order to exercise all those reciprocal moorage agreements. No burgee - no free moorage!" [...] "Membership in the Washington Yacht Club (Seattle) is open to all students, faculty, and staff of the University of Washington, as well as members of the UW Alumni Association. Spouses of members may join too."

Ivan Sache, 19 April 2003