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File:Flag of Vargas State.svg

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English: Flag of Vargas State of Venezuela
Español: Bandera de Vargas, estado de Venezuela
Date 13 November 2006
Source Image:VARGAS.JPG, and own work
Author Ramjar ( Image:VARGAS.JPG) ; bayo (SVG conversion)

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