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![[Isle-aux-Coudres]](../images/c/ca-qc-ic2.gif) image by Olivier 
Touzeau, 21 April 2020
 image by Olivier 
Touzeau, 21 April 2020See also:
The current flag of L’Isle-aux-Coudres is white with the coat of arms, and a 
motto with words left and right of the coat of arms.
http://www.cihofm.com/nouvelles/L-Isle-aux-Coudres-fraternise-avec-l-Ile-de-Re-2014-06-23-08-21
http://www.cihofm.com/nouvelles/Quebec-et-Ottawa-amenent-de-l-eau-aux-Moulins-de-l-Isle-aux-Coudres-2018-05-04-10-37
Picture attached of the whole flag transmitted by the municipality by 
e-mail.
The words are : Une fierté... Une richesse... (Our pride / our wealth)
According to the municipal website:
http://www.municipaliteiac.ca/fr/Armoiries 
The fleur-de-lys signifies 
the belonging to Quebec, the white cross recalls the crosses that can be seen on 
the ways almost everywhere around Isle, the black cross, the temperance crosses 
that can still be found in some houses, the apple and the cherries represent the 
abundance of apple and cherry trees on the Isle, the boat recalls that you have 
to take a ferry to come to the Isle and the hazel tree, the name of the Isle. 
The gray color (silver) stands for the tourism economy.
The boat wheel 
signifies the maritime vocation of several islanders today and the necessity it 
was for the inhabitants in the past.
Olivier Touzeau, 21 April 2020
 ![[Isle-aux-Coudres]](../images/c/ca-qc-ic.gif) image by Luc Baronian, 6 May 2005
 image by Luc Baronian, 6 May 2005
 
Isle-aux-Coudres (Charlevoix): The current status of this flag is
  uncertain. In the Summer of 1999, I bought a table version and saw it flying
  on the island. The lady who sold it to me told me it was used by Société des
  Entreprises Touristique de l'Isle-aux-Coudres (SETIAC) and by the Municipalité
  de La Baleine, one of the two municipalities on the island at the time. In
  2000, however, La Baleine and municipalité de l'Île-aux-Coudres merged to
  form a single municipality: Isle-aux-Coudres.
  Luc Baronian, 6 May 2005