
Flags and arms of cantons of Switzerland - Wikipedia
six flags are simple bicolor designs, per fess (Lucerne, Fribourg, Solothurn, Ticino), per bend (Zürich) or with a central fess (Zug). The coats of arms of Ticino and Lucerne have the peculiarity that they are per pale even though the flags are per fess.
Zug canton (Switzerland) - CRW Flags
Mar 22, 2025 · Symbolism of the Flag The arms of Zug were probably granted by Rudolf of Habsburg, whose own arms were "gules, a fess argent" (i.e. same design, different colours). The original owners of Zug were the counts of Lenzburg whose arms were a blue disk on a white field.
Zug - Wikipedia
Zug (Standard German: ⓘ, Alemannic German:; French: Zoug; Italian: Zugo; Romansh: Zug; Neo-Latin: Tugium) [Note 1] is the largest town and capital of the Swiss canton of Zug. Zug is renowned as a hub for some of the wealthiest individuals in the world and is known for its high concentration of wealth.
File:Flag of Canton of Zug.svg - Wikipedia
Flag of the Canton of w:Zug in w:Switzerland. It's easy to put a border around this flag: {{border|100px}} {{Insignia2}} {{PD-ineligible}} Zug Category:SVG flags
File : Flag of Canton of Zug.svg - Wikimedia
Flag of the Canton of w:Zug in w:Switzerland. It's easy to put a border around this flag: {{border|100px}} {{Insignia2}} {{PD-ineligible}} Zug Category:SVG flags
Swiss Cantonal Flags - SwitzerLanding
Nov 22, 2022 · Zurich’s cantonal flag has a simple blue and white design that goes way back to the 11th century. The blue on the flag is said to symbolise the lake, and the white is for the snow on the mountains you can see at the end of Lake Zurich. The city of Basel is a separate canton and has its own flag.
Zug canton (Switzerland)
The original owners of Zug were the counts of Lenzburg whose arms were a blue disk on a white field. Thus the Zug flag and arms appear to be derived from Hapsburg and Lenzburg. (Some sources attribute the colour influence to neighboring Luzern and Zurich.)
Flag of Zug (GIF) - All Waving Flags
Jan 3, 2025 · The flag of Zug (German: Flagge von Zug; French: Drapeau de Zoug) is characterized by its three horizontal stripes, arranged from top to bottom in white, blue, and white. The historical origins of the flag and coat of arms of Zug can be traced back to the counts of Lenzburg, whose heraldic emblem featured a blue disk set against a white background.
Category:Flag of the canton of Zug - Wikimedia Commons
Flags of the canton of Zug; Flags with three horizontal stripes, one blue, two white
Flaggen der Schweizer Kantone - SwitzerLanding
Mar 21, 2023 · Jeder Kanton in der Schweiz hat seine eigene, einzigartige Flagge. Und genau wie die Schweizer Nationalflagge sind sie alle quadratisch. Die Zürcher Kantonsflagge hat ein einfaches blau-weisses Design, das bis ins 11. Jahrhundert zurückreicht.