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Kupiskis (Panevezys, Lithuania)

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image by Virginijus Misiunas, 2 February 2010



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Kupiskis (Kupiskis District) - field divided per fess blue and golden, above halves of wavy silver bend and wavy silver sinister bend, below three crossed silver bundles of flax. Flag proportions 5:6, free edges bordered with blue and golden rope, finial is a golden knob with two rings and blue and golden bands having golden tufts. The wavy bends symbolize the location of Kupiskis at the confluence of the Levuo and Kupa rivers. The three bundles of flax originate from the former arms of Vilkmerge district and represent the traditional business of linen making.
Virginijus Misiunas, 2 February 2010