Kobylí
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Kobylí is a village and municipality in the Břeclav District in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic, renowned for its rich winemaking tradition.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a blue field. In the center, a vertical white fish points head upwards, pierced horizontally by three yellow arrows with points directed toward the fly edge. Flanking the center near the hoist and fly edges is a yellow grape cluster with a tendril.
Symbolism: The white fish pierced by arrows and the grapes derive from the historical seal of the municipality. The fish and arrows reflect local heritage, while the yellow grapes symbolize the long-standing viticultural tradition of the region.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a blue field. In the center, a vertical white fish points head upwards, pierced horizontally by three yellow arrows with points directed toward the fly edge. Flanking the center near the hoist and fly edges is a yellow grape cluster with a tendril.
Symbolism: The white fish pierced by arrows and the grapes derive from the historical seal of the municipality. The fish and arrows reflect local heritage, while the yellow grapes symbolize the long-standing viticultural tradition of the region.
Statistics
Area
21.04 km²
Population
2,200