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Spijk, (The Netherlands)

Delfzijl municipality, Groningen province

image located by Tomislav Todorovic, 22 November 2025
Source: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlag_van_Spijk_(Groningen)

Spijk village
Spijk village Coat of Arms

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Spijk village

The village of Spijk is in Delfzijl municipality, east Groningen province. It was until 1 Jan 1990 part of Bierum. On the occasion of the "Spijkster Gastendag" (Day of the Guests of Spijk) in 1966, organized by the "Stichting Dorpsbelangen" (foundation for village-interests) the "Spijkster Vlag" was adopted, derived from the village Coat of Arms, described at this webpage.
"Five equally wide horizontal stripes of blue, white, black, white, and blue, with an over the length of 1/3 flagheight towards the hoist a lengthened yellow triangle, with in the center a shortened red St. Andrew's cross, in a blue ring, of which the diameter is equal to 1/2 flagheight."

The lengthened triangle with ring and St. Andrew's cross is the main element of the village Coat of Arms. The stripes white and blue stand for the wavy lines in the Coat of Arms. and the white and blue stripes are the colors of the lion of the Ubbena-family. The colors yellow and blue are the colors of the Alberda-Coat of Arms. Yellow points at corn, and the agricultural character of the village. The sharp edge of the triangle symbolizes the name of Spijk (=spike).
Jarig Bakker, 6 Jun 2003

The flag of Spijk was designed in 1965 by J.B. Bronsema.
Valentin Poposki, 16 November 2025

Spijk village Coat of Arms

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