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The Multihull Yacht Club Queensland (MYCQ) is located on the northern breakwater of Manly Boat Harbour. MYCQ was formed in 2001 by the amalgamation of the "Darling Point Sailing Squadron" (DPSS), the "Queensland Multihull Yacht Club" (QMYC) and the "Trailer Mutlihull Yacht Association" (TMYA).
Source: MYCQ website
Ivan Sache, 5 December 2008
![[Darling Point Sailing Squadron burgee]](../images/a/au~dptss.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 5 Dec 2008
The DPSS was the successor of the "Imperial Junior Sailing Club", that seceded from the "Wynnum Manly Sailing Club" in 1927 and was renamed in 1930 the "Darling Point 10ft Flying Squadron".
The burgee of DPSS is blue with a white Maltese cross charged with a red disk in the middle and the white letters "DPSS" placed horizontally between the cross and the point of the burgee.
Source: History and burgee of DPSS at QMYC site [available at the Internet Archive]
Ivan Sache, 5 December 2008
![[Queensland Multihull Yacht Club burgee]](../images/a/au~qmhyc.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 5 Dec 2008
The QMYC was formed in 1965.
The burgee of QMYC is blue with a white oval charged with a white "M", three horizontal thin white stripes between the hoist and the lower left part of the oval, and three horizontal thin white stripes between the upper right part of the oval and the fly of the burgee. Other details might not have been shown on the small graphic used as the source.
Source: History and burgee of QMYC
Ivan Sache, 5 December 2008
![[Trailer Multihull Yacht Association burgee]](../images/a/au~trmya.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 5 Dec 2008
The TMYA was formed in 1998.
The burgee of TMYA is a blue swallow-tailed flag with a white emblem formed of a "T" with a smaller horizontal bar, probably representing a mutihull ship.
Source: History and burgee of TMYA
Ivan Sache, 5 December 2008