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Heinenoord (The Netherlands)

Binnenmaas municipality, Zuid-Holland province

Last modified: 2018-12-15 by rob raeside
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[Heinenoord flag] image by Jarig Bakker, 21 Nov 2003
Adopted 7 Apr 1976. See also:

Heinenoord former municipality

Heinenoord is a former municipality in Zuid-Holland, since 1984 part of Binnenmaas. It had (1968) 2.500 inhabitants along the "Oude Maas" in the "Hoeksche Waard", east of Oud-Beijerland, with the settlements Heinenoord (seat), Blaaksedijk, Goidschalxoord, Kuipersveer and Reedijk.
Its old name was "'t Land Van Wale".
Flag: blue with in the center a yellow corn sheaf of 3/4 flag height and over all in the center a horizontal white stripe with 1/4 flag height; in the center of the white stripe a black, turned five-pointed spur-rowel with a height of 3/5 stripe height.
Adopted 7 Apr 1976 - it is identical to the former municipal arms.
Source: Vexilla Nostra No. 95 (1978)
I've used the coat of arms on Ralf Hartemink's site.
BTW - Heinenoord is very popular with car-owners as the Heinenoord tunnel is one of the most congested traffic-spots in the Netherlands.
Jarig Bakker, 21 Nov 2003

Heinenoord coat of arms


[Heinenoord Coat of Arms]International Civic Arms : http://www.ngw.nl/

Granted 22 Jul 1818.