Flag of Mpumalanga

Mpumalanga

Proportion	2:3
Adopted	23 February 1996

The provincial flag of Mpumalanga was adopted in 1996, making the province the first of South Africa's nine provinces to make use of an official provincial flag.^[1] The other provinces currently use the province's coat of arms on a white background (except for Western Cape which uses a banner of arms). The design also features in the province's coat of arms.^{[citation needed]}

Design

The canton of the flag is dominated by a stylised red Barberton daisy, a plant which is indigenous to the province. The diagonal strip of blue and white separating the green and gold bars is meant to represent the escarpment of the province's topology.

See also

• List of South African flags

References

External links

• Flag of Mpumalanga at Flags of the World

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Province of Mpumalanga

• Capital and largest city: Nelspruit (Mbombela)
• Population: 3,657,181 (2011)
• Land area: 76,495 km²
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Topics

• History
• Government
• Politics
• Economy
• Climate
• Ecology

Government

• Premier
• Legislature (Speakers)
• High Court
• Municipalities

Cities and
major towns

• Witbank (Emalahleni)
• Middelburg
• Ermelo
• Bethal
• Nelspruit (Mbombela)
• Piet Retief (eMkhondo)
• Standerton
• Lydenburg (Mashishing)
• Secunda
• Volksrust

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