Izsófalva
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Izsófalva is a village in northeastern Hungary, located in the Kazincbarcika District of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County.
Flag Description: The flag is vertically divided into two equal stripes, white on the left (hoist side) and light blue on the right (fly side). In the center of the flag is the village coat of arms, featuring a beige shield with a hand holding a bunch of blue grapes flanked by green leaves and two ears of wheat. Above the hand are black crossed mining hammers, and below the grapes are two blue waves. Beneath the coat of arms, the golden text 'IZSÓFALVA' is written in a slight upward arch.
Symbolism: The blue and white colors represent the traditional local colors. The coat of arms in the center highlights the village's agricultural and viticultural heritage (grape cluster, ears of grain), its mining history (crossed hammers), and local waterways (waves). The inscription displays the village name.
Flag Description: The flag is vertically divided into two equal stripes, white on the left (hoist side) and light blue on the right (fly side). In the center of the flag is the village coat of arms, featuring a beige shield with a hand holding a bunch of blue grapes flanked by green leaves and two ears of wheat. Above the hand are black crossed mining hammers, and below the grapes are two blue waves. Beneath the coat of arms, the golden text 'IZSÓFALVA' is written in a slight upward arch.
Symbolism: The blue and white colors represent the traditional local colors. The coat of arms in the center highlights the village's agricultural and viticultural heritage (grape cluster, ears of grain), its mining history (crossed hammers), and local waterways (waves). The inscription displays the village name.
Statistics
Area
9.41 km²
Population
1,618