Daftar bendera kotamadya di wilayah Chūgoku
caption: Kurayoshi
caption: Sakaiminato
caption: Tottori
caption: Yonago
caption: Chizu
caption: Daisen
caption: Hiezu
caption: Hino
caption: Hōki
caption: Hokuei
caption: Iwami
caption: Kofu
caption: Kotoura
caption: Misasa
caption: Nanbu
caption: Nichinan
caption: Wakasa
caption: Yazu
caption: Yurihama
caption: Aimi
caption: Akasaki
caption: Aoya
caption: Daiei
caption: Fukube
caption: Funaoka
caption: Hatto
caption: Hawai
caption: Hōjō
caption: Kawahara
caption: Ketaka
caption: Kishimoto
caption: Koge
caption: Kokufu
caption: Mizokuchi
caption: Mochigase
caption: Nakayama
caption: Nawa
caption: Saihaku
caption: Saji
caption: Sekigane
caption: Shikano
caption: Tōgō
caption: Tohaku
caption: Tomari
caption: Yodoe
caption: Gotsu
caption: Hamada
caption: Izumo
caption: Masuda
caption: Matsue
caption: Ōda
caption: Unnan
caption: Yasugi
caption: Ama
caption: Chibu
caption: Iinan
caption: Kawamoto
caption: Misato
caption: Nishinoshima
caption: Okinoshima
caption: Okuizumo
caption: Ōnan
caption: Tsuwano
caption: Yoshika
caption: Akagi (1959–2005)
caption: Asahi (1958–2005)
caption: Daitō (1903–2004)
caption: Daiwa (1967–2004)
caption: Fuse (1916–2004)
caption: Goka (1979–2004)
caption: Gotsu (1954–2004)
caption: Hakuta (1954–2004)
caption: Hasumi (1967–2004)
caption: Higashiizumo (1963–2011)
caption: Hikawa (1956–2011)
caption: Hikimi (1956–2004)
caption: Hirata (1955–2005)
caption: Hirose (1899–2004)
caption: Iwami (1957–2004)
caption: Izumo (1947–2005)
caption: Kakeya (1913–2004)
caption: Kakinoki (1968–2005)
caption: Kamo (1974–2004)
caption: Kanagi (1960–2005)
caption: Kashima (1971–2005)
caption: Kisuki (1958–2004)
caption: Koryō (1969–2005)
caption: Mihonoseki (1957–2005)
caption: Misumi (1955–2005)
caption: Mito (1955–2004)
caption: Mitoya (1954–2004)
caption: Mizuho (1964–2004)
caption: Muikaichi (1970–2005)
caption: Nichihara (1938–2005)
caption: Nima (1954–2005)
caption: Nita (1955–2005)
caption: Ōchi (1958–2004)
caption: Sada (1956–2005)
caption: Saigō (1984–2004)
caption: Sakurae (1956–2004)
caption: Shimane (1967–2005)
caption: Shinji (1975–2005)
caption: Taisha (1961–2005)
caption: Taki (1966–2005)
caption: Tamayu (1979–2005)
caption: Tonbara (1958–2005)
caption: Tsuma (1979–2004)
caption: Tsuwano (1955–2005)
caption: Yakumo (1954–2005)
caption: Yasaka (1967–2005)
caption: Yasugi (1954–2004)
caption: Yatsuka (1970–2005)
caption: Yokota (1959–2005)
caption: Yoshida (1889–2004)
caption: Yunotsu (1954–2005)
caption: Akaiwa
caption: Asakuchi
caption: Bizen
caption: Ibara
caption: Kasaoka
caption: Kurashiki
caption: Maniwa
caption: Mimasaka
caption: Niimi
caption: Okayama
caption: Setouchi
caption: Soja
caption: Takahashi
caption: Tamano
caption: Tsuyama
caption: Hayashima
caption: Kagamino
caption: Kibichuo
caption: Kumenan
caption: Misaki
caption: Nagi
caption: Nishiawakura
caption: Satoshō
caption: Shinjo
caption: Shōō
caption: Wake
caption: Yakage
caption: Bicchu
caption: Funao
caption: Kamogawa
caption: Kawakami
caption: Kayo
caption: Mabi
caption: Nariwa
caption: Ukan
caption: Akitakata
caption: Etajima
caption: Fuchū
caption: Fukuyama
caption: Hatsukaichi
caption: Higashihiroshima
caption: Hiroshima
caption: Kure
caption: Mihara
caption: Miyoshi
caption: Onomichi
caption: Ōtake
caption: Shōbara
caption: Takehara
caption: Akiōta
caption: Fuchū
caption: Jinsekikogen
caption: Kaita
caption: Kitahiroshima
caption: Kumano
caption: Ōsakikamijima
caption: Saka
caption: Sera
caption: Akitsu (1953–2005)
caption: Chiyoda (1968–2005)
caption: Daiwa (1955–2005)
caption: Etajima (1976–2004)
caption: Fukutomi (1960–2005)
caption: Funakoshi (1972–1975)
caption: Funo (1960–2005)
caption: Geihoku (1964–2005)
caption: Higashino (1974–2003)
caption: Hiwa (1991–2005)
caption: Hongō (1955–2005)
caption: Innoshima (1955–2005)
caption: Itsukaichi (1968–1985)
caption: Jinseki (1981–2004)
caption: Jōge (1958–2004)
caption: Kake (1970–2004)
caption: Kamagari (1976–2005)
caption: Kannabe (1984–2006)
caption: Kawajiri (1969–2004)
caption: Kimita (1984–2004)
caption: Kinoe (1955–2003)
caption: Kisa (1957–2004)
caption: Kōchi (1952–2005)
caption: Kōnu (1975–2004)
caption: Kōzan (1955–2004)
caption: Kuchiwa (1978–2005)
caption: Kui (1974–2005)
caption: Kurahashi (1977–2005)
caption: Kurose (1984–2005)
caption: Midori (1975–2004)
caption: Mihara (1937–2005)
caption: Mirasaka (1971–2004)
caption: Mitsugi (1958–2005)
caption: Miwa (1955–2004)
caption: Miyajima (1971–2005)
caption: Miyoshi (1954–1992)
caption: Miyoshi (1992–2004)
caption: Mukaihara (1983–2004)
caption: Mukaishima (1961–2005)
caption: Nōmi (1982–2004)
caption: Numakuma (1955–2005)
caption: Ōasa (1974–2005)
caption: Ōgaki (1974–2004)
caption: Okimi (1979–2004)
caption: Ondo (1979–2005)
caption: Ōno (1970–2005)
caption: Ōsaki (1981–2003)
caption: Saijō, Kamo (1968–1974)
caption: Saijō, Shōbara (1964–2005)
caption: Saiki (1955–2003)
caption: Sakugi (1965–2004)
caption: Sanwa (1965–2004)
caption: Sera (1965–2004)
caption: Seranishi (1979–2004)
caption: Setoda (1937–2006)
caption: Shimokamagari (1971–2003)
caption: Shinichi (1958–2003)
caption: Shōbara (1955–2005)
caption: Sōryō (1965–2005)
caption: Takamiya (1976–2004)
caption: Takano (1984–2005)
caption: Togouchi (1972–2004)
caption: Tōjō (1965–2005)
caption: Toyohama (1988–2005)
caption: Toyohira (1970–2005)
caption: Toyomatsu (1978–2004)
caption: Toyosaka (1949–2005)
caption: Tsutsuga (1990–2004)
caption: Uchinomi (1956–2003)
caption: Yachiyo (1978–2004)
caption: Yano (1967–1975)
caption: Yasuura (1948–2005)
caption: Yoshida (1955–2004)
caption: Yoshiwa (1971–2003)
caption: Yuki, Jinseki (1967–2004)
caption: Yuki, Saeki (1959–2005)
caption: Yutaka (1980–2005)
caption: Hagi
caption: Hikari
caption: Hōfu
caption: Iwakuni
caption: Kudamatsu
caption: Mine
caption: Nagato
caption: San'yō-Onoda
caption: Shimonoseki
caption: Shūnan
caption: Ube
caption: Yamaguchi
caption: Yanai
caption: Abu
caption: Hirao
caption: Kaminoseki
caption: Suō-Ōshima
caption: Tabuse
caption: Waki