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Hopewell Township, Pennsylvania (U.S.)

Beaver County

image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 16 November 2010

Description of the flag
Bicentennial flag

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Description of the flag

The flag of the Hopewell Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, has a stripe on the hoist, and the rest of the flag is divided in four fields, and a circle in the center were all 4 fields are intercepted. The stripe is blue with "HOPEWELL" in white. The circle is blue with "1812 / 1976" in white. Upper hoist quarter represents Industry and is white with red symbols (digger and shovel), upper fly quarter represents Liberty and is red with white Bell of Liberty, lower hoist quarter represents Education and is red with white lamp, and the lower hoist quarter represents Friendship is white with red hands shaking. 1812 is the year that township was formed and 1976 is the Bicentennial year of the Nation. Designers are Tammy Olson, Natalie Jugan, Maria Conti, Saral Veights, Joe Freeman, Jeff Yanyecic, and Melissa Bright - all memebers of the Fifth grade - Room 2 of the Hopewell Elementary School. Flag was adopted om 27.10.1975 and the first flag was handmade by Mrs. Jean O'Neill.

Information and image of the flag thanks to Wendy Kasunic, Administrative Manager.

The Township:
"Hopewell Township is a township in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 13,254 at the 2000 census." - from Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopewell_Township,_Beaver_County,_Pennsylvania

Official website: www.hopewelltwp.com
Valentin Poposki, 23 October 2010

Bicentennial Flag

image located by Valentin Poposki, 9 July 2012

The image shows a white flag with two yellow ribbons proclaiming the name and event, and across the middle a yellow star, a leafy branch, a yellow-shadowed map of the township with a small pile of apples on it, a grass stalk bearing a perched eagle, and a second yellow star.