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image by Tomislav Šipek, 13 February 2017
Approved on 27 March 1987.
Kvalsund commune (Finnmark), in Norway, adopted its flag 27 March 1987. It's blue, in the centre three salmons. Image at http://www.kvalsund.kommune.no
Official text:
Godkjenning av våpen og flagg, Kvalsund kommune, Finnmark.
Fastsatt ved kgl.res. av 27. mars 1987. Fremmet av Kommunal- og arbeidsdepartementet.
Kvalsund kommunestyres vedtak 30. september 1986 om våpen og flagg for kommunen godkjennes.
Kvalsund kommunes flagg blir: I blått tre hvite lakser i trepass med hodene innover.
J.J. Andersson, 20 April 2002
The Royal resolution dated 27 March 1987 states:
The decision by the Municipal Council of Kvalsund dated 30 September 1986 about the municipality's arms and flag is approved.
The arms of Kvalsund municipality will be: In blue three silver salmons arranged in 'trepass' [I use the original Norwegian word, as I do not know the English heraldic term for this particular way of arranging charges] with their heads in centre.
The flag of Kvalsund municipality will be: In blue three white salmon arranged in 'trepass' with their heads in centre.
The salmon represents fishery in various forms: As a traditional way
of living and source of income, as modern fish farming, and as a
recreational activity. I used proportions 8:11 (national flag proportions)
for my drawing of the flag of Kvalsund.
Jan Oskar Engene, 21 April 2002
Here is flag and coat of arms.
Source:
https://lovdata.no/dokument/OV/forskrift/1987-03-27-213?q=flagg
Tomislav Šipek, 16 December 2015
image by Tomislav Šipek, 16 December 2015
Blazon: I blått tre hvite lakser i trepass med hodene innover. In English:
Azure three salmons argent in pall heads to center.
Drawing by Ingunn Bjerkås. [c2j88]
Željko Heimer, 17 December 2015
Official blazon in Norwegian: "I blått tre hvite lakser i trepass med hodene innover."
Blazoned in English: [Not yet satisfyingly translated.]