Harc

About the place: Harc is a village in southern Hungary, located in Tolna County near the district center of Szekszárd. The area is known for its agricultural traditions and particularly for viticulture within the local wine region.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a vertical white field bearing the black Hungarian inscription 'HARC' in the upper part. Below the text is the quartered municipal coat of arms with a yellow border. The first quarter is white with a yellow church on a hill, flanked in the upper corners by a yellow sun on the left and a crescent on the right. The second quarter is blue with five yellow ears of wheat. The third quarter is blue with a yellow bunch of grapes with leaves and a tendril. The fourth quarter consists of wavy blue and white stripes.

Symbolism: The church with the sun and crescent moon refers to the local religious history and spiritual traditions. The ears of wheat represent agriculture and soil fertility, while the grape bunch symbolizes the long tradition of viticulture in the region. The wavy stripes represent the local waterways.