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Gulpen-Wittem (The Netherlands)

Limburg province

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Gulpen-Wittem municipality
Gulpen-Wittem CoA
Gulpen (no image available)

Etenaker
Gulpen
Stokhem
Wijlre

Wittem

Baneheide
Beutenaken
Epen
Eys
Heijenrath
Höfke
Mechelen
Partij
Schweiberg
Slenaken
Terziet
Wahlwiller
Wittem

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Gulpen-Wittem municipality

Number of inhabitants (1 Jan 2003): 15.460; area: 73,38 km². Settlements: Gulpen (seat), Beertsenhoven, Berghem, Berghof, Beutenaken, Billinghuizen, Bissen, Bommerig, Broek, Cartils (ged), Crapoel, Dal, De Hut, Diependal, Dijk, Elkenrade, Elzet, Epen, Eperheide, Etenaken, Euverem, Eys, Eyserheide (ged), Gracht, Heijenrath, Helle, Hilleshagen, Höfke, Hurpesch, Ingber, Kapolder, Kleeberg, Kosberg, Kuttingen, Landsrade, Mechelen, Mingersberg (ged), Nijswiller, Overeys, Overgeul, Partij, Pesaken, Piepert, Plaat, Reijmerstok, Schilberg (ged), Schweiberg, Sinselbeek, Slenaken, Stokhem, Terlinden (ged), Terpoorten, Terziet, Trintelen, Wahlwiller, Waterop, Wijlre, Wittem
Gulpen en Wittem merged on 1 Jan 1999 and so far have not got a flag.
Gulpen-Wittem is in the extreme south of Limburg, halfway between Maastricht and Aachen. It has borders with Belgium and Germany. It is in hilly country and there are several old castles.
Jarig Bakker, 29 November 1999

Gulpen-Wittem CoA

image from Ralf Hartemink's site.

Granted 24 Sep 2001.

Wittem [former municipality]

Shipmate Flagchart : http://www.shipmate.nl/flags.htm

The old Wittem flag was adopted 11 Oct 1988, and has the cross of the old municipal CoA, which is the CoA of the family van Cosselaer, owner from 1345-1466 of this imperial county (rijksgraafschap).
Jarig Bakker, 29 November 1999

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