Kóka

About the place: Kóka is a village in Hungary, located in Pest County within the Nagykáta District. It lies east of Budapest within the metropolitan area of the Hungarian capital.

Flag Description: The flag of Kóka consists of a white field with a thin horizontal stripe of the Hungarian national colors (red, white, and green) running through the middle. Centered on the flag is the complete coat of arms of the municipality, featuring a shield, helmet, crest, and mantling. The blue shield depicts a silver double cross emerging from a gold crown on a green triple mount, flanked by golden grape bunches. Above the shield rests a helmet with mantling (blue-gold on the viewer's left and red-silver on the right) and a crest of a golden lion holding a bunch of grapes. Below the shield is a golden scroll bearing the black inscription KÓKA.

Symbolism: The thin red-white-green stripe represents the municipality's allegiance to Hungary. The grape clusters in the shield and crest symbolize the local tradition of viticulture. The double cross on the triple mount reflects religious values and historical ties to Hungarian heritage, while the lion holding grapes signifies strength and abundance.