Dreischor (The Netherlands) (original) (raw)

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Schouwen-Duiveland municipality, Zeeland province

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Adopted 7 Apr 1954

• Dreischor former municipality
• Dreischor Coat of Arms See also:
• Zeeland
• Zeeland Province - The Municipalities
• Schouwen-Duiveland municipality
• The Netherlands
• Alphabetical list of Dutch municipalities
• The Netherlands - Index of all pages

Dreischor former municipality

Descriptionof the flag: blue, with a left-diagonal white stripe with three green horizontal oval fields, distributed evenly.
Adopted 7 Apr 1954; the ovals symbolize the three "schorren" (muddy flats) Beldert, Maye, and Sirjansland. Dreischor was a municipality in the northwestern corner of Schouwen-Duiveland, with c. 1000 inhabitants. In 1961 it became part of Brouwershaven. Since 1 Jan 1997 it is part of the municipality of Schouwen-Duiveland.

Dreischor Coat of Arms

[ds.gif)](../images/n/nl-ze%29ds.gif)by Jarig Bakker, 30 Jun 2004, after image in the Koffie Hag-Album.
Granted 31 Jul 1817

Description: In blue three silver sheep passant, each on a green terrace.
The municipality consists of the three muddy flats Beldert, Maye, and Sirjansland. Each of the muddy flats is symbolized by a green terrace, on which a sheep.