Abaetetuba

About the place: Abaetetuba is a Brazilian municipality located in the state of Pará on the northeastern bank of the Tocantins River, near the Amazon River delta. It serves as an important economic and cultural hub in the Guajará region.

Flag Description: The flag is vertically divided into two equal fields—blue on the hoist side (viewer's left) and red on the fly side (viewer's right). Placed in the center is the municipal coat of arms featuring a white shield with stylized industrial and nautical emblems (a cogwheel and a sail/boat motif) above a white ribbon bearing a black inscription.

Symbolism: The blue color represents the waterways and the Tocantins River, while red symbolizes courage, strength, and the labor of the local people. The central coat of arms highlights industrial development, shipping, and local history.