2016年11月16日 · This proposal from Brady Ells is derived from the arms used by the former Ayrshire County Council which featured a red saltire on a gold field and two lyres to represent the locality's artistic heritage, this being the home of the poet Robbie Burns.

Ten of the 34 Scottish counties, less than one third, have registered flags. 1. Aberdeenshire – Registered Flag. 2. Angus/Forfarshire. 3. Argyllshire. 4. Ayrshire. 5. Banffshire – Registered Flag. 6. Berwickshire – Registered Flag. 7. Buteshire. 8. Caithness – Registered Flag. 9. Clackmannanshire. 10. Cromartyshire. 11. Dunbartonshire. 12.

Ayrshire is roughly crescent-shaped and is a predominantly flat county with areas of low hills; it forms part of the Southern Uplands geographic region of Scotland. The north of the county contains the main towns and bulk of the population. East of Largs can be found the Renfrewshire Heights, which continue south to the hill-country around Blae ...

White, with a black nordic cross and black Saltire, and a gold eight-pointed star where the crosses intersect, representing the sun rising position within the Scottish sky. The white represents the former arms of the Sutherland County Council, while the black represents dark skies and the peat of the Flow Country. [10][11]

2014年2月3日 · It may be noted that the red chevron, blue and white checks and black shakefork all appeared in in the second awarded set of arms used by Ayrshire county council. and that the propsed flag from Philip Tibbetts therefore maintains several resonant local symbolic traditions.

2016年11月16日 · County Name Signs, Boundary Markers and Tri-Points. This proposal from Brady Ells is derived from the arms used by the former Ayrshire County Council which featured a red saltire on a gold field and two lyres to represent the locality’s artistic heritage, this being the home of … Continue reading →.

2016年6月23日 · A flag for Ayrshire. This proposal for the Ayrshire county flag is from Philip Tibbetts. Each of the three traditional districts within the county are...

The arms were granted in 1931, having four quarters. The first has a castle from the arms of Ayr, the second has a red chevron on silver for the Carrick district, the third has a black shakefork on white for the Cunninghame district and a blue and silver fess on gold (The Stewart arms) for Kyle.

Ayrshire was originally granted arms on July 8, 1890: These showed a red cross and in a chief on gold, the arms of Bruce, Lord of Annandale. To these were added a paschal lamb from the arms of Ayr, and two lyres for the musical and artistic heritage of the County.

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