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| Great Cross
| Great Cross
| Official government flag.
| National flag.
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| {{ListFlag|GNStandard.png}}
| {{ListFlag|GNStandard.png}}
| Royal Standard
| Royal Standard
| Personal flag of the [[Monarchy of Great Nortend|Sovereign]].
| Personal flag of the [[Monarchy of Great Nortend|Sovereign]].
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| {{ListFlag|GNRedBanner.png}}
| Square Cross
| A small flag used as the military and government maritime jack.
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| {{ListFlag|GNRedEnsign.png}}
| {{ListFlag|GNRedEnsign.png}}
| Red Ensign
| Red Ensign
| Military flag.
| Used as a military naval and aviation ensign by the Navy Royal.
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| {{ListFlag|GNBlueEnsign.png}}
| {{ListFlag|GNBlueEnsign.png}}
| Blue Ensign
| Blue Ensign
| Used defaced for various civil government flags and diplomatic flags.
| Used defaced by the overnment and certain incorporated entities as a maritine and aviation ensign.
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|{{ListFlag|GNWhiteEnsign.png}}
|{{ListFlag|GNWhiteEnsign.png}}
| White Ensign
| White Ensign
| Used by civilians, and flown by all merchant ships, pleasure craft and civil aircraft registered in Great Nortend.
| Used as the civil maritime and aviation ensign.
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Revision as of 05:53, 8 February 2020

Great Nortend
Great Cross of the Realm
NameGreat Cross of the Realm
UseNational flag
Proportion2:3
Adopted1 April, 1870
DesignA red cross on a white cross on a red field.
Designed bySir Almandy Fleurin, Lamanus King of Arms

The national flag of Great Nortend is, by proclamation, the Great Cross of the Realm. Its design includes the Arms of St Christopher, the patron saint of the province of Hambria with the Cross of St George, one of the two patron saints of the province of Nortend, superimposed on top. It was first used during the reign of Alexander I, as the first King of Nortend, Cardoby and Hambria as part of the insignia of the Alexanderine Service Order. It was later adopted in 1870 by Henry VI as the national flag.

It is blazoned:

Gules, St Christopher's cross with the Cross of St George superimposed.

Protocol

The Great Cross is a symbol of the civil Government of Great Nortend. It is commonly flown in such contexts as by government buildings. For example, the Great Cross is flown on the main Government buildings at Fettercourt in Lendert-with-Cadell on all days of the year and when the Royal Standard is flown instead.

The flag is flown at half mast on certain mourning days as well, including:

  • From the death of the Sovereign until the formal Accession of the new sovereign.
  • From the death of a member of the Royal Family until the day of his funeral.
  • From the death of the Archbishop of Sulthey until the day of his funeral.
  • On the death of the Archbishop of Limmes or of Rhise.
  • On the death of the present or former Officer of State.
  • On the death of a foreign Sovereign

Flags

Flag Name Use
Flag of Great Nortend.png Great Cross National flag.
GNStandard.png Royal Standard Personal flag of the Sovereign.
GNRedBanner.png Square Cross A small flag used as the military and government maritime jack.
GNRedEnsign.png Red Ensign Used as a military naval and aviation ensign by the Navy Royal.
GNBlueEnsign.png Blue Ensign Used defaced by the overnment and certain incorporated entities as a maritine and aviation ensign.
GNWhiteEnsign.png White Ensign Used as the civil maritime and aviation ensign.