Centre-du-Québec Administrative Region (Quebec)

1966: Administrative Region (AR) of Trois-Rivières is created.
1987: The AR is renamed Mauricie/Bois-Francs.
1997: The AR is split into two AR: Mauricie and Centre-du-Québec.

Counties (5 MRC):

• Arthabaska
• Bécancour
• Drummond
• L'Érable
• Nicolet-Yamaska.

• L'Érable:
  There is a white flag visible on the county website with some red emblem in the center (December 2000)

Amerindian communities:

• Réserve d'Odanak (Nicolet-Yamaska) and possibly réserve de Wôlinak (Bécancour) (separate page)

Municipalities:

• Ville de Drummondville (Drummond) (separate page)
• Ville de Nicolet (Nicolet-Yamaska) (separate page)
• Ville de Plessisville (L'Érable) (separate page)
• Municipalité de Sainte-Anne-du-Sault (Arthabaska) (separate page)

Incomplete Information

• Municipalité de Baie-du-Febvre (Nicolet-Yamaska):
  According to Marc Pasquin, the website mentions a flag.
• Ville de Bécancour (Bécancour):
  I saw a white flag with the logo in the Summer of 2003.
• Ville de Victoriaville (Arthabaska):
  There was a white-field flag on the city website (November 2000).