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Municipalities in Tirol (Austria): listed by colours

Gemeinden in Tirol

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yellow flags (with municipal coat-of-arms)
in actual use, although the officially granted colours are different

Ellmau (official colours, also used, are yellow-red)
Erl (official colours are blue-yellow)
Fieberbrunn (official colours, also used, are white-red)
Flirsch (official colours are yellow-blue)
Going am Wilden Kaiser (official colours are white-blue)
Grinzens (official colours are yellow-green)
Hochfilzen (official colours, also used, are white-red)
Kaltenbach (official colours are white-blue)
Kartitsch (official colours are yellow-blue)
Oberhofen im Inntal (official colours are white-blue)
Oberlienz (official colours are blue-red)
Sankt Jakob in Defereggen (official colours are white-green)
Sankt Leonhard im Pitztal (official colours are white-red)
Sankt Veit in Defereggen (official colours are black-yellow)
Schwoich (official colours are white-blue)
Serfaus (official colours are red-yellow)
Terfens (official colours are yellow-red)
Tristach (official colours are yellow-red)
Tux (official colours are white-green)
Virgen (official colours are white-black)
Waidring (official colours are red-black)
Weer (until 1991) (since 1991: black-yellow)
Zams (official colours are blue-yellow)

white with logo
in actual use, although the officially granted colours are different

Imst (official colours are red-white)

blue-white	white-blue

Angath Bach Fließ Rinn Roppen See Umhausen	Arzl im Pitztal Dölsach Eben am Achensee Going am Wilden Kaiser (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Götzens Gries im Sellrain Grins (actually using white-red) Hinterhornbach Kaltenbach (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Kappl Kirchberg in Tirol Kirchdorf in Tirol Kundl Lans Mils Mühlbachl Oberhofen im Inntal (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Rum Schwoich (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Strassen Vorderhornbach Wängle Wattenberg

blue-yellow	yellow-blue

Axams Bad Häring (official colours are yellow-blue) Erl (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Hatting Kaunerberg Ladis (actually using white-red) Mariastein Nußdorf-Debant Pfons Stanz bei Landeck Zams (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms)	Absam Ainet Amlach Aschau im Zillertal Aurach bei Kitzbühel Bad Häring (actually using blue-yellow) Biberwier Flirsch (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Galtür Hainzenberg Hippach Höfen Kartitsch (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Kaunertal Kramsach Langkampfen Mötz Pill Sankt Sigmund im Sellrain Sankt Ulrich am Pillersee Stans (actually using white-red) Steinach am Brenner Walchsee Wenns Wildschönau

black-white	white-black

Brixen im Thale Pettnau Rattenberg Schwaz Stams (alternatively using green-white) Steinberg am Rofan Zöblen	Fritzens Innervillgraten Karres Virgen (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms)

black-yellow	yellow-black

Aldrans Fiss Gerlosberg Gries am Brenner Hopfgarten im Brixental Jochberg Kaisers Kals am Großglockner Lermoos Matrei in Osttirol Namlos Oberperfuss Patsch Pflach Ramsau im Zillertal Sankt Veit in Defereggen (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Scharnitz Telfes im Stubai Vils Weer (since 1991) (until 1991: plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Zell am Ziller (variant also white-red)	Abfaltersbach Häselgehr Heinfels Heiterwang Kolsass Münster Natters Oberndorf in Tirol Reith bei Seefeld (possible alternative version white-red) Ried im Oberinntal Westendorf

red-white	white-red

Außervillgraten Faggen (official colours are white-red) Gerlos Imst (actually using a logo flag) Imsterberg Innsbruck Inzing Kematen in Tirol Lechaschau Mieders Neustift im Stubaital Obertilliach Prutz Radfeld Seefeld in Tirol Sistrans Tobadill Tulfes Völs	Alpbach (official colours are white-green) Assling Brixlegg Faggen (actually using red-white) Fieberbrunn (alternatively using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Fügen Fulpmes Gallzein Gramais Grän Grins (official colours are white-blue) Gschnitz Hochfilzen (alternatively using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Ischgl Iselsberg-Stronach Itter Jenbach Jerzens Kirchbichl Kitzbühel (official colours are white-green) Kössen Kufstein Ladis (official colours are blue-yellow) Längenfeld Matrei am Brenner Mayrhofen Mieming Musau Nassereith Nauders Niederndorf Pfaffenhofen Pians Reith bei Kitzbühel Reith bei Seefeld (possible alternative to the official colours yellow-black) Reith im Alpbachtal Sankt Anton am Arlberg Sankt Leonhard im Pitztal (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Schlitters Silz Sölden Stans (official colours are yellow-blue) Strengen Tarrenz Telfs Uderns Volders Vomp Zell am Ziller (in addition to the officially granted black-yellow) Zirl

red-yellow	yellow-red

Buch bei Jenbach Hall in Tirol Karrösten Serfaus (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Thiersee Trins	Ellbögen Ellmau (alternatively using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Haiming Holzgau Kolsassberg Leisach Obernberg am Brenner Pettneu am Arlberg Prägraten am Großvenediger Rettenschöss Ried im Zillertal Rohrberg Schönwies Stanzach Stumm Terfens (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Tristach (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Untertilliach

green-white	white-green

Baumkirchen Elbigenalp Kauns Nesselwängle Oetz Pinswang Reutte Sankt Johann im Walde Stams (as alternative to the official colours black-white) Tannheim	Achenkirch Alpbach (alternatively using white-red) Ampass Angerberg Anras Berwang Birgitz Brandenberg Breitenwang Bruck am Ziller Ehrwald Elmen Forchach Kitzbühel (white-red also used) Landeck Lavant Polling in Tirol Ranggen Rietz Sankt Jakob in Defereggen (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Schattwald Scheffau am Wilden Kaiser Schlaiten Schmirn Schwendau Sellrain Steeg Strass im Zillertal Thaur Thurn Tux (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Weerberg Weißenbach am Lech Wiesing

green-yellow	yellow-green

Brandberg Ehenbichl Gaimberg Obsteig Stummerberg Tösens (official colours are yellow-green)	Finkenberg Fügenberg Gnadenwald Grinzens (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Hopfgarten in Defereggen Leutasch Mutters Navis Pfafflar Pfunds Sautens Tösens (actually using green-yellow) Wildermieming

blue-red	red-blue

Mils bei Imst Niederndorferberg Oberlienz (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms)	Unterperfuss

black-red	red-black

Bichlbach Hart im Zillertal Nikolsdorf Schwendt Sillian Söll Vals	Ebbs Fendels Flaurling Waidring (actually using a plain yellow flag with the coat-of-arms) Zellberg

green-red

Jungholz Sankt Johann in Tirol Spiss

black-green

Sankt Jakob in Haus Schönberg im Stubaital