Broërec - Vannetais (Traditional province, Brittany, France)

Bro Erec - Bro Wened

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Flag of Broërec - Image by Raphaël Vinet, 28 October 2002

• Presentation of Broërec
• Flag of Broërec

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Presentation of Broërec

Broërec (Bro Ereg in Breton), located in the south of Brittany, is also known as Vannetais (Bro Wened in Breton), after its capital, Vannes.

Mikael Bodlore-Penlaez, 12 January 2000

Flag of Broërec

The flag of Broërec, designed by Philippe Rault and approved by the Breton Vexillological Society after several modifications, is white with an engrailed descending red stripe, charged with a white ermine wearing a scarf ermine, and five black ermine spots in each white quarter of the flag.
The flag is based on the municipal flag of Vannes (Gwened in Breton) and on the arms of the County of Broërec (1481). The ten ermine spots represent the ten subdivisions of the province:
- the six Deaneries of Carentoir (Karantoer), Kemened-Gwegan, Kemened- Hevoù, Paoubelz, Péaule (Pleaol), and Porc'hoed-Ereg;
- the four Territories of Belle-Île-en-Mer (Ar Gerveur), Vannes (Gwened), Rieux (Reoz), and Redon.

Mikael Bodlore-Penlaez, 12 January 2000