Flags and Emblems used at the
COMMONWEALTH
GAMES
An identification guide by Vexillologist
(flag researcher) Dean Thomas based upon
his observations at the XIV Commonwealth Games (served as games vexillologist), his research of past Games material, and
his communications with various sporting bodies and vexillological
sources.
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3 OCTOBER to 14 OCTOBER 2010
City of Delhi,
THIS PAGE INAUGURATED on 23 FEBRUARY 1998
THIS PAGE LAST UPDATED on 27 AUGUST 2008
NOTE: This page is a non-profit flag reference guide. No breach of copyright is intended. If any person(s) wishes to use any illustration(s) from this page in commercial pages, permission must be obtained from the Commonwealth Games Federation (2nd floor, 138 Piccadilly, London W1J 7NR, United Kingdom. Telephone: ++44 (0) 20-7491-8801, Fax: ++44 (0) 20 7409-7803, E-mail: office@thecgf.com).
A new flag for a new century,
BUT STILL REPRESENTING THE FRIENDLY GAMES
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NUMBER OF SITE VISITS Flags and Emblems of Specific Games HAMILTON-1930 | LONDON-1934 | SYDNEY-1938 | AUCKLAND-1950 | VANCOUVER-1954 | CARDIFF-1958 | PERTH-1962 | KINGSTON-1966 | EDINBURGH-1970 | CHRISTCHURCH-1974 | EDMONTON- 1978 | BRISBANE-1982 | EDINBURGH-1986 | AUCKLAND-1990 | VICTORIA-1994 | KUALA LUMPUR-1998 | MANCHESTER-2002 | MELBOURNE-2006 | DELHI-2010 | GLASGOW-2014 Items of Interest Commonwealth Games Federation Seal and Ceremonial Flag Manchester Games Ceremonial Flag Mixup Explained! Erik Bell's page on the Pan-American Games ABC (Australia) Commentary of the history and future of the Games
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