The flag of Acadia. It is from openclipart.org, by Jean-Francois Arseneau. Modified by Krun, Own work based on: Flag of France.svg.

You know, I think the flag as actually used by Acadians does not normally use as dark a shade of blue as the French flag... Drapeau acadien sur CyberAcadie archive copy at the

Wayback Machine, this one archive copy at the Wayback Machine, and this one archive copy at the Wayback Machine show a wide variety of blue. The shade illustrated above represents only the darkest end of a broad spectrum. QuartierLatin1968

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