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Hurdegaryp (The Netherlands)

Boarnsterhim municipality, Fryslân province

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adopted 22 Nov 1984; design: P. Bultsma

Hurdegaryp village (Hardegarijp)
Hurdegaryp CoA

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Hurdegaryp village (Hardegarijp)

Flag: five horizontal stripes of red, white, black, white, red, proportioned 6:1:2:1:6; in top hoist on red a yellow hunting horn with cord.
The name of the village probably means: hard area on a narrow strip (see also Garyp). The original village was a bit to the south. In 1830 the "black road" was lengthened, and the village moved towards the road. Near the village some peat-digging was going on. The colors black and white refer to that, while the black pale refers to the black road. The red color has been taken from the arms of the municipal division "it Burgumer Kertier", and likewise the horn, which was originally red.
Huddegryp is now virtually a suburb of Leeuwarden; its inhabitants are mostly working in the Frisian capital. It is near the crossroads of "Quatre Bras", the junction of the roads from Leeuwarden to Groningen and Dokkum to Drachten, a fact not so well known in Kollum.
Source: Doarpswapens en doarpsflaggen fan de doarpen yn de gemeente Tytsjerksteradiel, 1996.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2004

Hurdegaryp CoA

by Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2004
adopted 22 Nov 1984; design: P. Bultsma

Description: in red a black pale with on each side two silver stripes, over all a hunting hornon a cord, all in gold.
Source: Doarpswapens en doarpsflaggen fan de doarpen yn de gemeente Tytsjerksteradiel, 1996.
Jarig Bakker, 6 May 2004