Flags Galore
You see a lot of flags on La Palma. Most English visitors will recognise the flags of Spain and the European Union.
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But the Canary Islands are an autonomous region within Spain, and they have their own flag too. You see it a lot, especially around May 30th, which is Canary Day.
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And then each island has its own flag. Here's the flag of La Palma:
And as if that weren't enough, La Palma has 14 municipalities, of which twelve have their own flag.
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Santa Cruz | Breña Baja | Los Llanos |
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El Paso | Barlovento | Breña Alta |
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Garafía | Mazo | Tijarafe |
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Puntagorda | Puntallana | Tazacorte |
(The other two municipalities are San Andres y Sauces and Fuencaliente)
Labels: Barlovento, Breña Alta, Breña Baja, Canaries, Canary islands, El Paso, Flags, fuencaliente, Garafía, La Palma, Puntagorda, puntallana, San Andres y Sauces, Santa Cruz de la Palma, tijarafe
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