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[edit] Summary

The City Flag has been designed in colours of royal blue and gold in keeping with the official city colours and the Council Crest.

Royal Blue represents the colour of the Sea and Sky. Gold represents a variety of natural and man-made features of the district

There are four main elements in the Flag – the gold panel in the bottom left corner of the flag represents land, the blue Crest symbolises the mail elements of industry in the Cairns District – Sugar Cane, Bales of Merchandise and Ingots of Tin a& Copper

A Gold band divides the Ocean and represents the Great Barrier Reef, which extends along the coastline. The Marlin in the deep blue ocean represents Cairns as a destination for Game Fishermen and is a feature of the area for Tourists

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Public domain This work has been released into the public domain by its author, City of Cairns Council. This applies worldwide.

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City of Cairns Council grants any entity the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.

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current21:46, 31 March 2008569×354 (15 KB)Fosnez (Talk | contribs) (==Summary== The City Flag has been designed in colours of royal blue and gold in keeping with the official city colours and the Council Crest. Royal Blue represents the colour of the Sea and Sky. Gold represents a variety of natural and man-made feature)

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