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image by Pascal Gross, 15 November 2002
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From Ukrainian Heraldry
site:
"It was confirmed at February, 2nd, 2002. It is a panel with
a ratio of width to length 2:3 with a vertical arrangement by
equal strips: yellow, blue and white. At the centre of a blue
strip is the arms of oblast'."
Pascal Gross, 15 November 2002
image from Ukrainian
Heraldry site
From Ukrainian Heraldry
site:
"It was confirmed at February, 2nd, 2002. It is s square
panel with similar accommodation of strips, at the centre is arms
of oblast' with external elements. Gonfalon has yellow edging
from three sides.."
Pascal Gross, 15 November 2002
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image from Ukrainian
Heraldry site
From Ukrainian Heraldry
site:
"It was confirmed at February, 2nd, 2002. The arm is on the
Spanish board. The basic azure field is surrounded wide gules
border. The main figure is Odesa argent anchor. The border's top
central figure is or sheaf of an ear, on the parties there are
six or anchors, at the centre below is grape bunch. Around of a
board is placed or wreath with ears and grape. The authors are
P.Bondarenko, M.Murmanov, S.Faer and L.Mostova.
The anchor symbolizes hope and rescue. The anchors on a border
symbolize sea and military meaning. Seven anchors mean quantities
of area ports. The sheaf of bread symbolizes riches and unity of
the people. A sheaf is an arable farming mark and means steppe
part of the Odes'ka oblast' (old Balta arm is or sheaf in an
azure field). Grape symbolizes fertility. The symbol displays a
southern part of area (Bilhorod arm is grape in a gules
field)."
Pascal Gross, 15 November 2002
Soviet era name: Odessa
Antonio Martins, 10 July 1999