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Burgee of CYC, current and former versions - Images by Ivan Sache, 19 December 2009, and Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 4 May 2019, respectively
Caen Yacht Club (CYC) is based at Bassin Saint-Pierre in the port of commerce of Caen.
The burgee of CYC, adopted in 2017, is red with an orange cross, using the
colors of the former burgee. The vertical arm of the cross is inscribed
with "CAEN" while its horizontal arm in inscribed with "YACHT CLUB", in
white letters, the "A" being placed at the intersection of the cross'
arms. Three white sails are placed in canton, "as the symbol of the
connection with the town of Caen".
[CYC website]
The former burgee of CYC was red with a fouled anchor, on which sits a mermaid on viewer's left, and flanked, on the viewer's right, by the letters "CYC", and a tower, all
yellow.
The tower on the red field is a straightforward reference to the coat
of arms of Caen, "Gules a tower or masoned sable".
Ivan Sache, 16 December 2018
Flag and burgee of SRCO - Images by Ivan Sache, 19 December 2009
Société des Régates de Caen-Ouistreham (SRCO), founded in 1892, is based in the marina of Ouistreham, a municipality (9,252 inhabitants in 2006; 995 ha) located on the English Channel and the site of Sword Beach during the June 1944 landing.
The port of Caen-Ouistreham is located between river Orne and the
parallel Canal from Caen to the Sea (14 km).
SRCO has sailing and a sand yachting sections.
The list of the clubs affiliated to Yacht Club de France shows the flag of SRCOas red with a blue diamond charged with a white star.
A burgee of the same design is shown graphically, as part of the club's emblem, together with the flag of Normandy (red with two yellow leopards) on the SRCO website.
Ivan Sache, 19 December 2009