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Português: Desenhada por Rafael Zaidan M. R. seguindo o modelo proposto pela fonte: [1], e pelo que consta aqui: [2] como bandeira extra-oficial que representava a província, baseando-se também na coleção de Carlos Piquet, onde constam quinze bandeiras numeradas de número 36 até 50, com a rubrica “bandeiras das antigas províncias do Império”, no Museu Histórico Nacional.
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