File:Bandera de Puebla de la Reina (Badajoz).svg

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English: Flag of the town of Puebla de la Reina; in Badajoz, Spain.
Español: Bandera del municipio de Puebla de la Reina; en Badajoz, España.

«Bandera rectangular, de proporciones 2/3, formada por una cruz completa roja cantonada de blanco el cantón superior del asta y el inferior del batiente y amarillos los otros dos».

Colores usados: R, W y Y.

Referencia: D.O.E./25 de mayo de 2000/Número 60
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