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image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 22 June 2010
The Province of Carhuaz is in Region of Ancash, Peru. There are no other
information for it. However, the flag is yellow (gold) with the coat of arms
on it. It is shown on
provincial
website. You’ll note that the coat of arms is on the angle,
probably specially made for table flags.
Valentin Poposki, 14 Jun 2007
The Municiaplity decided to (re)move the symbols page in the official
website.
The images were made from this image I found:
http://www.viajeros.com/fotos/callejon-de-huaylas-ancash-parte-4-provincia-de-carhuaz/17136
António Martins-Tuválkin, 22 June 2010
How about:
http://www.municarhuaz.gob.pe/noticias/?p=104, showing in the first
photograph a yellow flag tied against a wall, with an arch of text in green,
shiny capital letters: "Municipalidad Provincial" (now they tell us, after
António found out the hard way). Under that, centred on the flag is the coat of
arms of the province, approximately 1/6th of the hoist in height, including the
name "Carhuaz".
Below all this in a straight line of the same type of letters as the arch is
again written "Carhuaz".
Or how about this one:
http://www.municarhuaz.gob.pe/noticias/?p=82, with a large Peru flag with
coat of arms (!) and several other flags scattered over the page, among which
two very small table flags.
Or how about:
http://www.municarhuaz.gob.pe/noticias/?s=&paged=30, with halfway down the
page a picture with two such table flags, which turn out to be tilted flags!
Dexter Peru with CoA again, sinister an orange flag that I don't know. It does
show that titled flags are in wider use than just Bolivia.
Or even
http://www.municarhuaz.gob.pe/turismo/2008/11/page/7, with near the bottom a
fringed tilted flag that doesn't use the nice colours António's image has.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 22 June 2010
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image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 22 June 2010