This tartan was commissioned and approved by the Nordegg Intellectual Society in 2010 for use
by all those who consider themselves to be 'Friends' of Nordegg.
Nordegg nestles at the foot of the
Rocky Mountains, on the North Saskatchewan River in Alberta. It was one of Canada's premier producers
of steam coal, which powered the trains that united a nation, and immigrants from all over the world
flocked here to live. While the inhabitants may have come from many different countries, the town
developed a sub-culture of its own, with its traditions, music, social customs and language.
Colours:
Black represents the coal that men went underground to retrieve;
Green represents the trees that surround and protect the Nordegg area;
Blue represents the rivers and lakes;
Red represents the bloodlines of the families that still return to Nordegg;
Grey represents the Limestone Mountains that define Nordegg's landscape; and
White represents the snow that surrounds the area most of the year.
** If you intend to weave or otherwise use any of these patterns, please be aware that you may need
the written permission of the designer or producer. This information can be found in the Scottish Register of Tartans.
K/100 G12 B12 R12 N12 W/6 (SRT No. 10288)