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§ 100-17 — Flagpole to be erected in each State park

North Carolina·Ch. 100 Monuments, Memorials and Parks·Art. 5 Flagpoles and Display of Flags in State Parks
At each of the State parks of North Carolina an adequate flagpole shall be erected, in keeping with the construction of other structures thereupon, upon which flags of the United States of America and the State of North Carolina may be flown. (1963, c. 317, s. 1.)

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