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Written by SDMJanuary 18, 2015January 18, 2015

What’s that Flag? (from VexTab #50)

By David Koski
Originally published in The Vexilloid Tabloid #50, February 2015

Can you distinguish 12 national flags using only their average color? Email your answers to quiz@portlandflag.org, or wait for the solution to be revealed in the next Vexilloid Tabloid.

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