List of city flags in Asia

This page lists the city flags in Asia. It is a part of the Lists of city flags, which is split into continents due to its size.

Asian Russia

Main article: List of cities and towns in Russia

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  Abakan
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  Achinsk
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  Angarsk
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  Artyom
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  Barnaul
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  Blagoveshchensk
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  Bratsk
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  Chelyabinsk
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  Chita
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  Irkutsk
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  Kamensk-Uralsky
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  Kemerovo
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  Khabarovsk
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  Khanty-Mansiysk
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  Komsomolsk-on-Amur
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  Kopeysk
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  Krasnoyarsk
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  Kurgan
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  Kyzyl
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  Leninsk-Kuznetsky
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  Magnitogorsk
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  Mezhdurechensk
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  Miass
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  Nakhodka
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  Nefteyugansk
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  Nizhnevartovsk
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  Nizhny Tagil
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  Norilsk
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  Novokuznetsk
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  Novosibirsk
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  Novy Urengoy
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  Noyabrsk
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  Omsk
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  Ozyorsk
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  Pervouralsk
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  Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
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  Prokopyevsk
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  Seversk
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  Surgut
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  Tomsk
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  Tyumen
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  Ulan-Ude
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  Vladivostok
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  Yakutsk
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  Yekaterinburg
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  Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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  Zlatoust

Middle East and the Caucasus

Armenia

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  Abovyan
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  Artashat
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  Ashtarak
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  Dilijan
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  Gyumri
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  Vagharshapat
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  Yerevan

Azerbaijan

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  Baku

Historical

• 
  Baku (1918)

Artsakh

• 
  Stepanakert (2012-2023)

Bahrain

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  Manama
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  Muharraq

Georgia

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  Abasha
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  Akhaltsikhe
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  Akhmeta
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  Ambrolauri
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  Batumi
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  Bolnisi
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  Borjomi
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  Gori
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  Gurjaani
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  Khashuri
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  Kobuleti
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  Kutaisi (details)
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  Lagodekhi
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  Lanchkhuti
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  Marneuli
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  Mtskheta
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  Oni
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  Poti
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  Rustavi
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  Senaki
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  Tbilisi^[1] (details)
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  Telavi
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  Tkibuli
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  Tsalenjikha
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  Tsalka
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  Zestaponi
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  Zugdidi

South Ossetia

Iran

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  Chaharbagh^[2]
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  Tehran
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  Urmia

Iraq

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  Baghdad
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  Basra

Historical

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  Basra (Until 2022)

Israel

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  Abu Ghosh
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  Ashdod
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  Ashkelon
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  Bat Yam
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  Be'er Sheva
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  Bnei Brak
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  Eilat
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  Givatayim
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  Haifa
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  Har Hebron
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  Herzliya
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  Hof Azza
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  Holon (variant)
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  Jerusalem^[3] (details)
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  Karmiel
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  Kfar Kama
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  Kfar Saba
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  Kiryat Gat
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  Nazareth
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  Nesher
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  Netanya
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  Or Yehuda
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  Ramat Gan
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  Ramat HaSharon
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  Rishon LeZion
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  Tel Aviv^[4] (details)
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  Yokneam Illit

Jordan

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  Amman (details)

Historical

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  Amman (Until 2009)

Kuwait

• 
  Kuwait City

Lebanon

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  Beirut

Historical

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  Deir El Qamar (1830)

Palestine

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  Al-Dawha
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  Jerusalem (unofficial, proposed)
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  Rafah
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  Ramallah

Saudi Arabia

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  Riyadh
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  Mecca
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  Medina

Historical

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  Mecca (until 1916)

Syria

Historical

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  Damascus (until 2021)
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  Damascus (2021-2024)

Türkiye

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  Kastamonu

United Arab Emirates

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  Abu Dhabi
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  Ajman
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  Dubai
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  Sharjah
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  Umm Al Quwain
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  Ras Al Khaimah

Historical

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  Abu Dhabi (1899-1901)
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  Abu Dhabi (1936-1958)
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  Dibba (until 1951)
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  Fujairah (before 1952, 1961-1975)
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  Fujairah (1952-1961)
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  Kalba (until 1952)

Yemen

Historical

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  Aden (1937-1963)
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  Aden (1963-1967)

Central Asia

Kazakhstan

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  Aksu
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  Aktobe
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  Almaty
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  Astana (details)
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  Atyrau
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  Baikonur^[5][6]
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  Kapchagay
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  Kostanay^[7]
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  Oskemen
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  Pavlodar
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  Taldıqorğan
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  Tarbagatay
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  Zhetikara

Kyrgyzstan

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  Balykchy
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  Batken^[8]
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  Bishkek
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  Jalal-Abad
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  Karabalta
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  Karakol
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  Kara-Köl^[9]
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  Osh^[10]
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  Toguz-Bulak^[11]
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  Tokmok^[12]

Tajikistan

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  Khujand
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  Zarhok

Uzbekistan

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  Nukus
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  Tashkent

East Asia

China

Sources:^[13][14]

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  Hong Kong (details)
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  Macau (details)
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  Qiqihar

Historical

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  Hong Kong (1871-1876)
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  Hong Kong (1876-1955)
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  Hong Kong (1955-1959)
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  Hong Kong (1959-1997)
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  Hong Kong (1990, proposed)
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  Ilhas (1975-1999)
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  Ilhas (1999-2001)
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  Kunming (1922-1949)
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  Macau (1932, proposed)
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  Macau (1965, proposed)
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  Macau (1975-1999)
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  Municipality of Macau (1975-1999)
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  Ningbo (1997)
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  Regional Council (1986-1999)
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  Shanghai (pre-WWI)
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  Shanghai (post-WWI-1943)
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  Urban Council (until 1999)
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  Weihaiwei (1903-1930)

Mongolia

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  Ulaanbaatar

Historical

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  Ulaanbaatar (until 2024)

Japan

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  Tokyo
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  Yokohama
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  Osaka
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  Nagoya
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  Sapporo
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  Fukuoka
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  Kobe
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  Kawasaki
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  Kyoto
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  Saitama
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  Hiroshima
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  Sendai
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  Chiba
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  Kitakyushu
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  Sakai
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  Niigata
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  Hamamatsu
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  Kumamoto
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  Sagamihara
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  Okayama
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  Shizuoka
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  Kanazawa
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  Takamatsu
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  Kochi
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  Naha
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  Saga
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  Otsu
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  Utsunomiya
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  Naruto
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  Tokushima
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  Sakaide
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  Imabari
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  Matsuyama
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  Tottori
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  Matsue
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  Hatsukaichi
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  Tanabe
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  Wakayama
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  Shiroishi
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  Toyama
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  Gifu
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  Toyohashi
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  Ichikawa
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  Akita

North Korea

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  Sinuiju

South Korea

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  Andong
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  Ansan
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  Anseong
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  Anyang
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  Asan
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  Boryeong
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  Bucheon
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  Busan
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  Changwon
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  Cheonan
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  Cheongju
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  Chuncheon
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  Chungju
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  Daegu
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  Daejeon
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  Dangjin
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  Dongducheon
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  Donghae
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  Gangneung
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  Geoje
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  Gimcheon
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  Gimhae
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  Gimje
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  Gimpo
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  Gongju
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  Goyang
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  Gumi
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  Gunpo
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  Gunsan
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  Guri
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  Gwacheon
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  Gwangju, Gyeonggi
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  Gwangju
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  Gwangmyeong
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  Gwangyang
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  Gyeongju
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  Gyeongsan
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  Gyeryong
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  Hanam
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  Hwaseong
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  Icheon
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  Iksan
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  Incheon
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  Jecheon
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  Jeongeup
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  Jeonju
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  Jinju
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  Naju
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  Namyangju
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  Namwon
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  Nonsan
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  Miryang
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  Mokpo
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  Mungyeong
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  Osan
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  Paju
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  Pocheon
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  Pohang
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  Pyeongtaek
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  Sacheon
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  Samcheok
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  Sangju
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  Sejong
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  Seongnam
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  Seosan
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  Seoul (details)
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  Siheung
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  Sokcho
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  Suncheon
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  Suwon
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  Taebaek
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  Tongyeong
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  Uijeongbu
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  Uiwang
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  Ulsan
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  Wonju
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  Yangju
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  Yangsan
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  Yeoju
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  Yeongcheon
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  Yeongju
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  Yeosu
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  Yongin

Taiwan

• 
  Chiayi
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  Hsinchu
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  Kaohsiung
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  Keelung
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  New Taipei City
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  Taichung
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  Tainan
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  Taipei
• 
  Taoyuan

Historical

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  Kaohsiung (1974-2009)
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  Tainan (1978-2010)
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  Taipei (1981-2010)
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  Taipei County (1980s-1999)
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  Taipei County (1999-2006)
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  Taipei County (2006-2010)

South Asia

India

• 
  Chandigarh
• 
  Delhi

Historical

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  Goa (until 1962)
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  Junagadh (until 1947)
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  Port of Cacutta (1869-1947)

Nepal

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  Kathmandu

Pakistan

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  Dosut
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  Islamabad (Unofficial, proposed)

Sri Lanka

• 
  Colombo

Southeast Asia

East Timor

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  Baucau
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  Oecusse

Historical

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  Dili (1952-1975)
• 
  Dili (2009, 2014, proposed)

Indonesia

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  Ambon
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  Balikpapan
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  Banda Aceh
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  Bandar Lampung
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  Banjar
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  Bandung^[15][16] (details)
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  Banjarbaru
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  Banjarmasin
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  Batu
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  Baubau
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  Bekasi
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  Bengkulu
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  Bogor
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  Cilegon
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  Cimahi
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  Cirebon
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  Denpasar
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  Depok
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  Dumai
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  Gorontalo
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  Jakarta
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  Jambi
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  Jayapura
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  Kediri
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  Kendari
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  Kupang
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  Langsa
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  Madiun
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  Magelang
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  Makassar
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  Manado
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  Mataram
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  Medan
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  Mojokerto
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  Padang
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  Palembang
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  Palu
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  Pangkal Pinang
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  Pekalongan
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  Pekanbaru
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  Pontianak
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  Sabang
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  Salatiga
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  Samarinda
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  Semarang
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  Serang
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  Sorong
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  South Tangerang
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  Subulussalam
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  Sukabumi
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  Sungai Penuh
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  Surabaya
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  Tangerang
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  Tanjungpinang
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  Tasikmalaya
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  Tegal
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  Tidore
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  Yogyakarta

Malaysia

Further information: Malaysian municipal flags

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  Alor Setar
• 
  George Town, Penang
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  Ipoh
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  Johor Bahru
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  Kota Kinabalu
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  Kuala Lumpur (details)
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  Kuala Terengganu
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  Labuan
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  Pasir Gudang
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  Putrajaya
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  Seberang Perai
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  Seremban
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  Shah Alam

Historical

• 
  Labuan (1912-1946)

Myanmar

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  Mandalay
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  Naypyidaw
• 
  Yangon

Philippines

Further information: Flags of cities and municipalities in the Philippines

Singapore

• 
  Singapore (details)

Historical

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  Singapore (early 20th century)
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  Singapore (1946-1952)
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  Singapore (1952-1959)

Thailand

• 
  Bangkok
• 
  Khon Kaen
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  Krabi
• 
  Phuket

See also

• List of city flags in Africa
• List of city flags in Europe
• List of city flags in North America
• List of city flags in Oceania
• List of city flags in South America

Notes