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![[Flag of Box Elder County, Utah]](../images/u/us-ut-bx.gif)
image located by John Dodds, 7 November 2003
- indicates flag is known.
- indicates it is reported that there is no known flag.
Municipal flags in Box Elder County:
See also:
A white flag, bearing an outline map of the county in northwestern Utah, shown a partial outline of the Great Salt Lake colored blue, an impression of a streetscape on the northeast shore of the lake, and a large golden spike aimed at the same spot. Curved around the west and north of the map are the words BOX ELDER COUNTY, and below them in smaller letters STATE OF UTAH and the date 1858.
Source: the county website
John Dodds, 7 November 2003
![[Flag of Zaqistan]](../images/u/us-utzaq.gif)
image
by Daniel Renterķa, 4 February 2024
According to
http://www.zaqart.com/zaqistan/facts.shtml, Zaqistan's flag is a gold giant
squid on a field of red. If we apply the seal's symbolism onto the flag, the
squid represents "the mystery and the might of Zaqistan". It is also the
micronation's national animal. At Mount Insurmountable, Landsberg planted a flag
on its peak when he first arrived at the land in 2005. No flag is specified, but
there does exist the chance the micronation's flag existed before it even
declared independence.
Some background: Zaqistan is a micronation
established on November 19, 2005 by Zaq Landsberg. It is in a very remote part
of the Utah desert. As for tourist attractions there are: the (inoperative) port
of entry post, a robot monument dedicated to the nation's tenth year of
independence, the "Victory Arch", robot monuments named the "Guardians of
Zaqistan", as well as the desert landscape and Mount Insurmountable. As
expected, because of the nation's harsh climate, the population is zero.
Daniel Renterķa, 4 February 2024