Fredericton

Its design is pattern BWWRGWWWWWGG — the page of every tartan sharing this colour sequence.

The Fredericton tartan groups 4 setts — the same named design recorded as different cloths (its kilt, Carpet, Child's…, or a transcription apart). The master sett (★) is the exemplar.

SettΔTartanThread countThreadsDate
FrederictonY/2 G16 LB2 W2 LB2 W2 LB6 G7 R2 W1 LB1 DP/1851961
Fredericton sett
  · ×2 — Fredericton0.00Y/4 G32 LB4 W4 LB4 W4 LB12 G14 R4 W2 LB2 DP/2170
  · ×6 — #20.00Y/12 G96 LB12 W12 LB12 W12 LB36 G42 R12 W6 LB6 DP/65101961
2 Variants: Fredericton · #2
Fredericton0.69Y/4 G24 LB4 W4 LB4 W4 LB4 G10 R12 W18 LB2 DP/61821967
Fredericton sett
(District)0.74Y/4 G34 LB4 W4 LB4 W4 LB4 G12 R15 W24 LB2 DP/62241961
(District) sett
#10.75Y/8 DG48 LB8 W8 LB8 W8 LB8 DG20 R24 W36 LB4 DP/123641961
#1 sett

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