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Perry County, Indiana (U.S.)

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Municipal flags in Perry County:

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Description of the flag

An official description of the Perry County flag is in the county code of ordinances. The flag was adopted on August 5th, 1989.

§ 11.01 COUNTY FLAG.

(1) The design of the county flag incorporates the founding year and the present boundaries. The three most striking natural features of the county are also represented. The blue and white waves denote the internal streams and lakes as well as the waters of the Ohio River which forms more than half of the boundary on the south and southeast sides. The green hills and the green woodlands are depicted immediately above the blue of the water.

(2) On November 1, 1989 the county will have been in Indiana for 175 years.

(3) To commemorate this milestone, the County Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to design a county flag. Members of this committee were J.B. Land, Chamber President, Dr. Joseph LeClere, Danny Coffey, Bert Fenn, Michael Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy York and Sharmon Jarboe. Actual construction of the flag based on the committee’s design was done by Carrot Top Industries, Hillsborough, North Carolina.

(Flag adopted 8-5-1989)

Source https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/perrycounty/latest/perrycounty_in/0-0-0-160
Ethan Dubrow, 17 July 2024

The description looks like this logo that was used for Perry County until circa 2012.
Jean-Marc Merklin, 18 July 2024

Logo

image by Ethan Dubrow, 18 July 2024