British Yacht Club and Sailing Clubs index (original) (raw)

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British yacht clubs may fly a white ensign (the Royal Yacht Squadron), an undefaced blue ensign (32 clubs), a blue ensign defaced with the badge of the club (57 clubs) or a red ensign defaced (14 clubs). There is also a defaced RAF Ensign for the RAF Sailing Association. Other sailing clubs may have their own flag or burgee.

• Current clubs

• Model yacht clubs

• Obsolete Special Ensigns of yacht clubs that no longer exist

• Obsolete flags of clubs that have merged with, or been absorbed by, current clubs

• Overseas Yacht Clubs Currently (2009 Navy List) Entitled to a Special Ensign

• Overseas Yacht Clubs formerly entitled to a Special Ensign

• Clubs in Northern Ireland

• Clubs in Ireland

• Yacht Club Special Ensign Minimum Tonnage

• Royal Patronage and "Royal" clubs

See also:

• British Yacht Clubs
• Blue ensigns used by yacht clubs (full list, as perThe Navy List (2005), including overseas clubs)
• Red ensigns used by yacht clubs (full list, as perThe Navy List (2005), including overseas clubs)
• White ensign used by yacht club
• A History of Yacht Club White Ensigns
• United Kingdom
• Royal Yachting Association website
• Burgees of yacht clubs on the Norfolk Broads
• Obsolete Yacht Club flags

Current Clubs

In the list below these clubs are distinguished by the symbol for a white ensign (), a blue ensign (), a blue ensign defaced in the fly (), a blue ensign defaced on the union (), a defaced red ensign (), or other flag (). Where only the burgee is known to us, it is identified by a burgee symbol ().