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Plaster Rock, New Brunswick (Canada)

image located by Valentin Poposki, 9 July 2011

Description of the flag

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Description of the flag

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The flag of the Village of Plaster Rock, New Brunswick, consists of the village coat of arms on a white background. The coat of arms depicts a shield with a scroll down. The shield is divided in four fields - upper with golden lion, central with a fish, lower left with a tree, and lower right with an elk. On the scroll "N. PLASTER ROCK B."
Image of the flag thanks to Danny Braun, Chief Executive Officer.

About the village :
"Plaster Rock (2006 population: 1,150) is a Canadian village in Victoria County, New Brunswick." - from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaster_Rock,_New_Brunswick.

Official website: http://www.plasterrock.com
Valentin Poposki, 16 January 2010

The shield was designed by Rhonda McDougall Hanson, born and lived in Plaster Rock. It was made in a contest in 1982/83 for an emblem when she was in high school there, in recognition of the NB Bicentennial and the incorporation of the village. The shield could also be seen on the mayor's chain of office.

The golden lion represents ties to Britain. The fish in the design is a salmon, as the Tobique River has abundant stock of salmon and also works with the NB government to provide replenishing efforts via a salmon hatchery located by Riley Brook. The tree indicates the abundant forests and the economy they provide as well as the association with the Fraser mill located in Plaster Rick The deer represents the preservation of wildlife and management of the deer, elk and moose populations that are also a huge part of the area.
Rhonda McDougall Hanson, 14, 19 July 2026