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Brasópolis, Minas Gerais (Brazil)

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Brasópolis, MG (Brazil) image by André Pires Godinho


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About the Flag of Brasópolis

I saw in a city in Minas Gerais state a curious flag. I believe it is the only one in all the world that shows Andromeda and a triple star. The city is Brasópolis, where there is an observatory. Municipal law nš 986 says:

Yellow symbolizes mineral wealth; blue, the sky and space; green, agriculture; white, peace, tranquility and fraternity, which will always remain in the hearts of the families of Brasópolis. These symbols on the flag are in honor of the Dias Peak Observatory: the telescope to the left, the triple star to the right, and the star of Andromeda and its constellation.
The flag I drew is based on the one I saw at the municipal chamber building. Brasópolis has an area of 361.2 sq km and a population of 15,161 (as of 2001).
André Pires Godinho, 10 February 2003