Kispalád
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Kispalád is a village in Fehérgyarmat District, within Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County in northeastern Hungary. It is located near the Ukrainian border in the historic Tiszahát region.
Flag Description: The flag of Kispalád consists of a white field with the oval municipal coat of arms centered. The coat of arms is divided into three sections: the upper half depicts a white dove in flight on the viewer's left and a church with a red roof on the right against a light background. The lower half is divided vertically, featuring a green tree, a saw behind a log, and acorns with oak leaves below on the viewer's left (heraldic dexter), and five golden ears of wheat on the viewer's right (heraldic sinister). Below the shield is a red ribbon bearing the black inscription KISPALÁD, flanked beneath by two crossed green branches.
Symbolism: The white dove and church in the upper section symbolize faith, local sacred architecture, and peace. The tree, saw, and acorns represent the surrounding forests and traditional woodworking heritage. The golden ears of grain stand for agriculture and fertile land, while the green branches beneath the banner represent hope and vitality.
Flag Description: The flag of Kispalád consists of a white field with the oval municipal coat of arms centered. The coat of arms is divided into three sections: the upper half depicts a white dove in flight on the viewer's left and a church with a red roof on the right against a light background. The lower half is divided vertically, featuring a green tree, a saw behind a log, and acorns with oak leaves below on the viewer's left (heraldic dexter), and five golden ears of wheat on the viewer's right (heraldic sinister). Below the shield is a red ribbon bearing the black inscription KISPALÁD, flanked beneath by two crossed green branches.
Symbolism: The white dove and church in the upper section symbolize faith, local sacred architecture, and peace. The tree, saw, and acorns represent the surrounding forests and traditional woodworking heritage. The golden ears of grain stand for agriculture and fertile land, while the green branches beneath the banner represent hope and vitality.
Statistics
Area
16.74 km²
Population
526