image by Jens Pattke, 8 February 2006


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At provincial website, the flag has three white stars more (one in each green stripe). See also the flag in the bottom of the coat of arms.
Olivier Touzeau, 28 December 2008


Variant of Flag


image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 03 May 2016

We show a flag by Jens Pattke, sent on 8 Feb 2006, with no text contribution to give sorce or context (text never sent or never edited?) and Olivier Touzeau's comment of 2 years later warning that Jens's image doesn't match exactly the depiction given at the official website.
Using the latter I created this variant. Apart from the three additional stars, its shade of green is lighter than Jens', the overall ratio is less oblong at 2:3, and the star on the triangle is smaller.
It is a 2:3 flag with five equal horizontal stripes of green and white and a green hoist triangle with a central angle of 78° (it doesn't extend an even fraction of the flag's height nor matches its diagonals nor is equilateral) separated from the green stripes by a thin white fimbriation; each green stripe contains one white five-pointed regular upright star, centered vertically on the stripe's midline (the original image not detailed enough to say whether it's centered on the star's barycenter/incenter/outcenter, or on its horizontal midpoint) and placed horizontally approx. 3/4th of the flag's height off the hoist; their inscribing circle diameters approx. 2/3rds of each stripe's height; another, bigger, such star is placed on the hoist triangle, its inscribing circle centered on the triangle's incenter and the former's diameter equal to approx. 1/4th of the flag's height.
The official website quoted by Olivier is unavailable, but archived here.
We'd like to know Jens' source for a 1:2 flag with dark green and 1 big star. Also note that the Spanish Wikipedia page about this canton shows a (frankly poor) image of a 1:2 flag with a smallish star in the triangle and no white fimbriation separating the hoist triangle from the horizontal stripes (that is: a 3rd version).
António Martins-Tuválkin, 03 May 2016