Flags of New Zealand - Other New Zealand Flags

Other New Zealand Flags

Flag Date Use Description
1993 – Unofficial flag of the Chatham Islands A blue flag with a depiction of the island superimposed on a rising sun.
1987 – Flag of the City of Nelson Blue top third with bishop's mitre. Blue and white waves beneath with black cross flory.
Flag of the New Zealand Navy Board A fouled anchor with a red-blue background
1987 – New Zealand Post flag An orange-red flag with the NZ Post logo in white. Vertical White and Blue strip in the fly.
2004 – Flag of Otago Blue and gold, horizontally divided by a zigzag line ("dancetty", in vexillological terms), with counterchanged eight-pointed stars. Used by the Otago Regional Council, and widely by the general public in the Otago region
2007 – The New Munster Cross (also known as the Zealandia Ensign), Unofficial flag of the South Island A Nordic Cross with white background representing the Southern Alps, with a green cross representing the lush bush and farmland of the South Island and blue representing the ocean. Adopted and promoted by political groups advocating greater self-determination for the South Island.
2008 – Flag of Tokelau A blue flag with a stylized Polynesian canoe (vaka) in gold and a representation of the Southern Cross in the fly

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