Brooklyn (English Wikipedia)

2–105: Official flag; borough of Brooklyn, New York City Administrative Code. Accessed February 3, 2026. "The following description is hereby adopted as the description of the official flag of the borough of Brooklyn.... Encircling her figure on a background of dark blue appear the words 'Een Draght Mackt Maght' the old Dutch motto for 'In unity there is strength' and below the words 'borough of Brooklyn.'"

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