Kemendollár

About the place: Kemendollár is a village in Zala County, located in western Hungary near Zalaegerszeg. It is set in a picturesque hilly landscape along the Zala River.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a vertically divided field, white on the left (hoist side from viewer's perspective) and blue on the right. In the center sits the municipal coat of arms. The coat of arms is quarterly divided, separated by a narrow wavy silver fess. The first blue quarter (top left) depicts a silver tower on a silver hill with a black cross. The second green quarter (top right) features a golden vine stock with grapes. The third green quarter (bottom left) shows a golden wheat sheaf. The fourth blue quarter (bottom right) displays a silver six-spoke wheel.

Symbolism: The colors of the flag and coat of arms reflect local traditions and geography. The wavy fess symbolizes the Zala River. The tower on the hill with a cross references the local calvary and history, the vine stock and wheat sheaf represent agriculture and viticulture traditions, while the wheel symbolizes local crafts and transport.