Yamal Nenetsia (Russia)

Âmalo-Neneciâ

Last modified: 2002-12-20 by
Keywords: yamal nenetsia | yamalia | Âmalo-neneciâ | crown: antler | crowns: 7 | antler | national ornament |
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• Presentation of Yamal Nenetsia
• Description of the flag
• Former flag?

• Subdivisions of Yamal Nenetsia
• Tyumen Region
• Russia
• Russian subdivisions (list and clickable map)
• Siberia

• Yamal flag at the official website
  reported by Dov Gutterman, 28 Jan 2002

Presentation of Yamal Nenetsia

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• Name (english): Yamal Nenetsia • (russian, short form): Ямало-Ненеция | Âmalo-Neneciâ • (russian, long form): Ямало-Ненецский автономный округ | Âmalo-Neneckiĭ avtonomnyĭ okrug
• Local official language: Nentsi
  
• Capital (russian): Салехард | Saleqard • (english): Salekhard • (former name): Obdorsk | Обдорск (<1933)
• Area: 750 300 km² (≅289 600 sq.mi.) • Population: 496 700 inhabitants in 2000
• Status: Autonomous District (автономный округ | avtonomnyĭ okrug) within Tyumen Region
• Federal District: Ural • Economic region: West Siberia
• License plate code: 89 • Ham radio code: JN • ISO 3166-2 code: YAN
• Flag adopted on 1996.11.28 • Coat of arms adopted on unkn. date

"Yamal" is a toponym, Yamal Peninsula, addded to the name of the territory to distinguish it from the previously created Nenetsia proper: Yamalo-Nenetsia was set up in 1930.
António Martins, 11 Mar 2000

I just noticed that each element of the white pattern on the yamalo-nenets flag is indeed a squarish representation of that distinct Tyumen Crown.
António Martins, 02 May 2000

This flag, in medium blue, is listed under number 86 at the chart Flags of Aspirant Peoples [eba94] as: «Yamalo-Nenets (Yamals & Nenets) - North Russia».
Ivan Sache, 15 Sep 1999

Light blue - white - light blue horizontal tricolor with two concentric red rings centered on the middle stripe, which was almost certainly reported by Oleg Tarnovskii~ back in 1994 or 1995 and about which nobody could find any confirmation. (As usual with this gentleman’s “findings”.)
António Martins, 11 Mar 2000

Taymir has blue - white - blue flag and central device (two concentric red circles).
Jaume Ollé, 27 Feb 2000

This flag is a fiction! I think it is a fantasy of O. Tarnovsky...
Victor Lomantsov, 07 Apr 2000