Dom Pedrito

About the place: Dom Pedrito is a municipality located in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, near the Uruguayan border. The region is traditionally recognized for its cattle ranching, rice farming, and viticulture.

Flag Description: The flag features a diagonal triband arrangement consisting of a green field in the upper-hoist section, a broad white diagonal bend in the center, and a green field in the lower-fly section. Centered on the white diagonal bend is the municipal coat of arms of Dom Pedrito, featuring a divided shield topped with a golden mural crown. The upper red field displays a yellow cross flanked by two masonry hammers, while the lower green field shows a bundle of spears above a wavy base. Below the shield is a silver scroll inscribed with 'DOM PEDRITO' and the date '30-10-1872'.

Symbolism: The green color symbolizes the vast pastures, natural resources, and agriculture of the Campanha region. White represents peace and purity of intent. The municipal coat of arms highlights the local heritage, religious traditions, masonry trades, and historical milestones connected to the municipality's establishment in 1872.