Bodajk
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Bodajk is a town located in Fejér County, Hungary, near the Vértes Hills. It is best known as one of the oldest Marian pilgrimage sites in the country.
Flag Description: The flag consists of three horizontal stripes: white, a wider blue middle stripe, and white. Located in the hoist side of the central blue stripe is the town's coat of arms. The shield features a blue fess, overlaid with a trefoil cross in counterchanged colors—blue in the upper white field and white in the lower field.
Symbolism: Blue and white represent the traditional colors of Bodajk. The trefoil cross on the shield references the town's rich religious history and its significance as one of Hungary's oldest Marian pilgrimage sites.
Flag Description: The flag consists of three horizontal stripes: white, a wider blue middle stripe, and white. Located in the hoist side of the central blue stripe is the town's coat of arms. The shield features a blue fess, overlaid with a trefoil cross in counterchanged colors—blue in the upper white field and white in the lower field.
Symbolism: Blue and white represent the traditional colors of Bodajk. The trefoil cross on the shield references the town's rich religious history and its significance as one of Hungary's oldest Marian pilgrimage sites.
Statistics
Area
28.98 km²
Population
4,038