Square Logo with Text

Primary OACT Logo. Please use this version where possible.

OACT Logo – 100px x 100px.png
OACT Logo – 300px x 300px.png
OACT Logo – 500px x 500px.png
OACT Logo – 1000px x 1000px.png
OACT Logo – 2000px x 2000px.png
OACT Logo.eps

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Logo with Text, for circular crop

This logo is specifically designed for a circular crop, for example the Twitter profile pic.

OACT Logo – Circular Crop – 1000px x 1000px.png
OACT Logo – Circular Crop – 400px x 400px.png

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Square Logo without Text

Only to be used when the Primary logo is inappropriate (eg. due to space)

OACT Logo – Symbol Only – 150px x 150px.png
OACT Logo – Symbol Only – 1000px x 1000px.png

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Horizontal

Only to be used when the Primary logo is inappropriate (eg. due to space)

OACT Logo – Horizontal – 800px x 229px.png
OACT Logo – Horizontal – 2000px x 571px.png

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Email Signature

Please use this signature block in emails if representing Orienteering ACT. Depending on your email client you may be able to cut & paste the above example signature and change the details. If not, you’ll need to recreate it in your email client. Use font Roboto or Arial.
The image is 150px x 150px (download above or full link is: http://act.orienteering.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/OACT-Logo-150px-x-150px.png).

Colours

Blue
Web/Hex RGB PMS CMYK Swatch
#1E73BE R:30, G:115, B:190 n/a C: 84, M: 40, Y: 0, K: 25
Orange
Web/Hex RGB PMS CMYK Swatch
#F96302 R:249, G:99, B:2 PMS 165 C: 0, M: 60, Y: 99, K: 2

OACT Logo History

Do you know the connection between the Royal Bluebell and Sweden; the spiritual home of orienteering?

The official name for the Royal Bluebell is Wahlenbergia gloriosa. The genus Wahlenbergia was proposed by the German botanist Heinrich A Schrader in 1814 in honour of Georg Goran Wahlenberg (1780-1851), a Professor of Botany at Uppsula, Sweden, and described by Albercht Roth in 1821. The species name gloriosa is Latin for ‘superb’ or ‘glorious’, a reference to superb qualities of a plant worthy of cultivation.