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This unofficial flag for Bohusl�n was designed as a private initiative by someone who probably was not aware of the existence of the official flag for Bohusl�n.
The flag was reported in G�teborgs-Posten, a Swedish newspaper, in 1997. It had been used in Grebbestad since 1996. In 2001 it is reported to have been seen at Gullholmen too.
According to the article in G�teborgs-Posten, the red colour stands for
granite, while the two blue shades symbolize sky and sea. The image above is
based on the description from the newspaper.
Jan Oskar Engene, 1997, Rolf Lindquist, May 2001