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English: Flag of the town of Soatá; in Boyacá, Colombia.
Español: Bandera del municipio de Soatá; en Boyacá, Colombia.

"Cuatro franjas horizontales de iguales dimensiones de los colores: oro, azul, plata y rojo, en el orden citado (...). La Bandera debe necesariamente ser un tercio más larga que ancha."

Colores usados: Au, B, Ag y R.

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