Fort-Coulonge, Quebec (Canada)

Last modified: 2017-06-06 by rob raeside
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• Village flag

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• Montérégie Administrative Region

Village flag

The flag is a banner of arms, granted July 15, 2013. It is blazoned "Vert semé of fir trees, on a Canadian pale wavy Argent a lozenge Vert charged with a palisade issuant from the base Gules embellished and flying therefrom a flag Argent;".
The palisade within the diamond shape represents a fort and, by extension, Fort-Coulonge, which was originally a fur trading post. The fir trees and the green allude to the municipality’s geographic location, surrounded by forests, as well as its historic and economic foundation. The wavy lines symbolize the waterways bordering the municipality that led to its development.

Source: http://reg.gg.ca/heraldry/pub-reg/project-pic.asp?lang=e&ProjectID=2441&ProjectElementID=8623 
Rob Raeside, 6 June 2017