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Description	English: Flag of Wellington City, New Zealand
Date	1^er janvier 1963
Source	Thomas Le Bas
Auteur	Wellington City Council
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The flag is known to incorporate a badge design created by London's College of Arms and is used in conjunction with a black cross (derived from the city's Coat of Arms) on a gold background. The badge design was born out of the symbolism found in the city’s Coat of Arms; a dolphin naiant (meaning to swim horizontally) on the sail of a ship (lymphad or galley)—both found on the city’s Coat of Arms. The ship also includes the St George Cross multiple times as well as oars out to the side.

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