Aba, Hungary

About the place: Aba is a town in Fejér County, Hungary, situated south of Székesfehérvár. It is located in a fertile agricultural region of the Transdanubian area.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a white field bordered on all four sides by alternating blue and yellow triangles (wolf-teeth border). In the center of the flag is the town's coat of arms. The shield features a green field with a blue pile issuing from the base, charged with three golden ears of wheat growing from a green hill. In the upper left (heraldic dexter) is a golden crescent with a face, and in the upper right (heraldic sinister) is an eight-pointed golden star. The shield is adorned with golden mantling and topped with a golden noble crown. Below the coat of arms is the text 'ABA' in gold letters with black outlines.

Symbolism: The white field with a wolf-teeth border in traditional blue and yellow/gold colors is a classic style in Hungarian municipal vexillology. The ears of wheat represent the town's rich agricultural heritage and fertile land. The crescent and eight-pointed star are traditional heraldic symbols, while the noble crown and mantling denote the historical status and privileges of the settlement.