Káva
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Káva is a village in the Monor District of Pest County, Hungary. It is situated in a gently rolling landscape southeast of Budapest.
Flag Description: The vertical flag consists of a large white field occupying most of the sheet and a narrow blue stripe at the bottom edge. In the upper half of the white field is the municipal coat of arms, topped with the stylized black text "KÁVA". The shield of the coat of arms is divided blue and green, showing green hills under a blue sky with a glowing yellow sun in the upper right corner from the viewer's perspective (heraldic left). On the hills stand two white buildings with red roofs, and in the foreground grows a sunflower with a yellow blossom and brown stem.
Symbolism: The sunflower and green hills symbolize the village's agricultural character and natural surroundings. The white buildings with red roofs represent local architecture and sacred heritage, while the glowing sun represents life, hope, and prosperity.
Flag Description: The vertical flag consists of a large white field occupying most of the sheet and a narrow blue stripe at the bottom edge. In the upper half of the white field is the municipal coat of arms, topped with the stylized black text "KÁVA". The shield of the coat of arms is divided blue and green, showing green hills under a blue sky with a glowing yellow sun in the upper right corner from the viewer's perspective (heraldic left). On the hills stand two white buildings with red roofs, and in the foreground grows a sunflower with a yellow blossom and brown stem.
Symbolism: The sunflower and green hills symbolize the village's agricultural character and natural surroundings. The white buildings with red roofs represent local architecture and sacred heritage, while the glowing sun represents life, hope, and prosperity.
Statistics
Area
11.31 km²
Population
682