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![[Flag of Umatac]](../images/g/gu-umata2.gif)
image located by Paul Bassinson, 12 May 2019See also:
The current flag, as shown on the Mayor's Council of Guam page
https://www.mcog.guam.gov/villages-list, and on a photo at
https://www.kuam.com/story/34164178/2017/01/Sunday/mayors-vow-to-serve-island-villages
appears to show the seal on a pale blue field, with darker blue bars on the top
and bottom.
Valentin Poposki,
10 November 2020
According to the photo, the lower stripe on the Umatac flag must be as it was
on the previous flag; the central part seems to be white more probably than
light blue.
Jaume Ollé, 11 November 2020
![[Flag of Umatac]](../images/g/gu-umata.gif)
image located by Paul Bassinson, 12 May 2019
(image obtained from https://flagsofguam.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/umatac_flag_b.png and article at https://flagsofguam.wordpress.com/2011/05/11/umatac-flag-municipality-of-the-us-territory-of-guam/):
Umatac's flag sports beautiful images of the village set in colors such as brown and green. Images include Guam's latte stone, Magellan's ship, Fort Soledad, a modern Spanish bridge, and the center of Umatac's faith, its Catholic church. The blue waters that welcome visitors is Umatac bay. The village name is displayed in the foreground, while a scroll is laid in the background.
This flag was designed by Gerard V. Aflague, a Guam born native, in collaboration with the mayor and his staff. Reproduction of this image is allowed without license. This image is not copyright protected and may be downloaded for public, commercial, or personal use. However, use of this image in any way requires a caption crediting the designer.
Paul Bassinson, 12 May 2019
