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DescriptionFlag of Montgomery County, Maryland (1944–1976).png
English: The flag of Montgomery County, Maryland from May 3, 1944 to October 5, 1976. It was designed by Lilly Catherine Moore (1861-1960). Information about this particular flag can be found here and here.
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