Flags Elsewhere That Feature The Nordic Cross or Similar Design
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Royal Standard of Greece (1863). Note: George I was also a prince of Denmark. -
Flag of Aldtsjerk, Netherlands -
Flag of Andalucía, Colombia -
Flag of Bayamón, Puerto Rico -
Flag of Calais, France -
Flag of Little Rock, Arkansas, the United States -
Unofficial flag of Normandy, France -
Flag of Hernandarias, Paraguay. -
Flag of Stavropol Krai, Russia -
Flag of Tbilisi, Georgia -
Naval ensign of Tonga -
Flag of Volyns'ka Oblast', Ukraine -
The "Vinland flag", not actually used when North America was known as Vinland -
Campaign Flag of Puerto Rican Independence Party -
Flag of Pula, Croatia -
Flag of Bleimor Breton Scouting organization. -
Alternative flag of Tudela, Navarre -
Flag of Wilmington, Delaware -
Flag of Portland, Oregon -
Flag of the Georgian Orthodox Church
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