Gomba

About the place: Gomba is a village in Pest County, central Hungary, located in the Monor District. It lies in a hilly region southeast of the capital city of Budapest.

Flag Description: The flag of the village consists of two horizontal stripes, red at the top and yellow (gold) at the bottom. The coat of arms of the municipality is centered on the flag. The shield is blue with a green triple hill (trimount) at the base. On the green hill rests a golden plowshare, and growing from the hill are agricultural tools and crops: a scythe on the left side from the viewer's perspective (heraldic dexter), a hoe in the middle, and three golden ears of wheat with black awns on the right side (heraldic sinister).

Symbolism: The colors and symbols on the flag derive from the traditional heritage of the village. Red and yellow serve as the municipal colors. The coat of arms depicts the historic agricultural character of the area: a scythe, a hoe, a plowshare, and ears of wheat symbolize the fertility of the land, farming, and local agricultural traditions. The green triple hill represents the surrounding hilly landscape of Pest County.