The county flag of Berkshire (pronounced bark-sha), a ceremonial county in England.
Symbolism[]
The flag features a stag and an oak tree, two traditional symbols of Berkshire. The stag's antlers have twelve points, a characteristic of a "royal stag", a reference to the county's official title as the "Royal County of Berkshire". The stag and oak together represent the county's forestry and deer herds.
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 Bedfordshire |  Berkshire | Bristol |  Buckinghamshire |  Cambridgeshire |  Cheshire |  City of London |  Cornwall |  Cumbria |  Derbyshire |  Devon |  Dorset |  Durham |  East Riding of Yorkshire |  East Sussex |  Essex |  Gloucestershire |  Greater London |  Greater Manchester |  Herefordshire |  Hertfordshire |  Isle of Wight |  Kent |  Lancashire |  Leicestershire |  Lincolnshire |  Merseyside |  Norfolk |  North Yorkshire |  Northamptonshire |  Northumberland |  Nottinghamshire |  Oxfordshire |  Rutland |  Shropshire |  Somerset |  South Yorkshire |  Staffordshire |  Suffolk |  Surrey |  Tyne and Wear |  Warwickshire |  West Midlands |  West Sussex |  West Yorkshire
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