The Murray River Flag (WA)

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Western Australia's Murray River has joined the mighty Murray of the eastern states by unfurling a flag to represent the region south of Perth. The Murray River that flows from the Snowy to Adelaide has had flags since the early 1850's. New South Wale's enthusiasts like to fly a flag that differs slightly from the one the South Australians fly proudly.

Even before the unfurling on the 18th of November 2006 local Murray River people have rushed the organisers for the average size of 1800mm x 900mm and a smaller boat sized burgee. This initiative by the Yunderup Ladies Group has them pleasantly surprised with the remarkable demand. So strong was the demand they were forced to reorder twice before the unfurling ceremony. Of course the flags were made at Pennant House.

The Murray River (WA)  flag shows the river's delta in bold blue and green as a background. Then the designers have featured the  Shire of Murray's colourful crest and also the historic mill which is situated on Culeenup Island. It is a distinctive flag for a unique water way.