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English: The official flag of the defunct ARMM

Date

1 August 1989

Source

Designed using specifications from Muslim Mindanao Autonomy Act No. 12. Design of legally unspecified details of other elements (colors, objects, sizes, orientations, etc.) were taken from various extant variants of the flag

Author

ARMM Regional Government

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