File:Flag of Budapest (2011; vertical).svg

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English: Vertical flag of Budapest from 15 August to 15 September 2011.
Magyar: Budapest álló formátumú (függöny) zászlaja 2011. augusztus 15. és szeptember 15. között.
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  • (7 July 2011). "Budapest Főváros Önkormányzat Közgyűlésének 36/2011. (VII. 7.) önkormányzati rendelete a fővárosi címerről és zászlóról szóló 5/1990. (IX. 30.) Főv. Tan. rendelet módosításáról.". Fővárosi Közlöny 61: 1402. Budapest, Hungary: Budapest Főváros Önkormányzata. (Wikisource)
  • Javaslat a fővárosi címerről és zászlóról szóló 5/1990. (IX. 30.) Főv. Tan. rendelet módosítására.
     
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     Coa Hungary Town Budapest big.svg (by Madboy74).
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