Ilha Solteira
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Ilha Solteira is a municipality located in the western part of the state of São Paulo, Brazil, along the Paraná River. Founded in 1968, it was created as a planned town for workers constructing the major Ilha Solteira Hydroelectric Plant.
Flag Description: The flag features a blue field with a central white multi-pointed star with sharp rays, resembling a radiant sun. In the center of the star is the municipal coat of arms, depicting a hydroelectric dam, power transmission towers, a mural crown, and a blue scroll with the name of the municipality.
Symbolism: The blue field symbolizes the Paraná River and the region's water resources. The white multi-pointed star or sun represents solar energy and light, as well as the generation of hydroelectric power. The coat of arms in the center highlights the Ilha Solteira Hydroelectric Dam, which was central to the town's founding.
Flag Description: The flag features a blue field with a central white multi-pointed star with sharp rays, resembling a radiant sun. In the center of the star is the municipal coat of arms, depicting a hydroelectric dam, power transmission towers, a mural crown, and a blue scroll with the name of the municipality.
Symbolism: The blue field symbolizes the Paraná River and the region's water resources. The white multi-pointed star or sun represents solar energy and light, as well as the generation of hydroelectric power. The coat of arms in the center highlights the Ilha Solteira Hydroelectric Dam, which was central to the town's founding.
Statistics
Area
652.60 km²
Population
25,549