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Mason Township, Michigan (U.S.)

Cass County

image by David Sigley, 27 January 2023
based on photo

Description of the flag
Logo

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Description of the flag

The flag was officially adopted in 1998.

The flag consists of a white field with an emblem-like device. It consists of a golden ring with the township name at the top and the bottom of the ring. Two knotted black pine trees are added to both sides of the ring. These trees were meant to represent the "witness" and "council" tree, a symbol of indigenous people in the township, they came down in the 1980s after they were struck by lightning. In the center is an old depiction of the township hall, when it was still a schoolhouse. The bell along with its tower were removed in the 1960s when it was converted to the township hall. Two red baroque bars were added to both sides of the emblem. Under the emblem is a sign with the township incorporation date, that being 1839. Two black roads surround the emblem in a way to how the two roads look in Mason Township. These are Mason Street, and U.S. Route 12, also known as Old Chicago Road. Four red baroque devices are added to the four corners of the flag. The finishing touches of two thin horizontal golden stripes are added as well.

Here is the Description of the flag made by the township themselves:

Mason Township boasts of having the only township flag in Cass County, MI. In 1998, officials asked residents for design ideas. The late Bob Brockus submitted his idea and Irene Thompson incorporated it into the layout. She arranged to have the flag made and personally fringed it in gold. An applique of the Township Hall set in a gold seal rests on a white background, bordered by the main roads in the Township, US 12 (Sauk Trail) and Mason Street.

Logo
The logo consists of the township name in a green semi cursive italic font.

Links:
The photo of the flag: https://www.masontownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/flag.jpg
The logo from the official website: https://www.masontownship.org/

David Sigley, 27 January 2023

Logo

image located by David Sigley, 27 January 2023

The logo consists of the township name in a green semi cursive italic font.
David Sigley, 27 January 2023