Csákvár
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Csákvár is a town in Fejér County, Hungary, situated at the foot of the Vértes Hills. It is renowned for its rich history, the Esterházy palace, and a long tradition of pottery making.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a wide white central field flanked on both the hoist and fly edges by two narrow vertical stripes – an inner yellow (gold) stripe and an outer green stripe. The town's coat of arms is centered on the white field. It features a blue shield with a red border containing a silver coulter surrounded by two crossed leafy tendrils with red buds. The shield is surmounted by a silver and red helmet with a golden crown and green, red, and gold mantling.
Symbolism: The green and yellow colors represent the agricultural landscape and the natural setting of the Vértes Hills. The coulter and tendrils on the coat of arms symbolize traditional agriculture, tillage, and viticulture, while the helmet with the crown references the town's historical significance and noble heritage.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a wide white central field flanked on both the hoist and fly edges by two narrow vertical stripes – an inner yellow (gold) stripe and an outer green stripe. The town's coat of arms is centered on the white field. It features a blue shield with a red border containing a silver coulter surrounded by two crossed leafy tendrils with red buds. The shield is surmounted by a silver and red helmet with a golden crown and green, red, and gold mantling.
Symbolism: The green and yellow colors represent the agricultural landscape and the natural setting of the Vértes Hills. The coulter and tendrils on the coat of arms symbolize traditional agriculture, tillage, and viticulture, while the helmet with the crown references the town's historical significance and noble heritage.
Statistics
Area
118.85 km²
Population
5,258