Kondó

About the place: Kondó is a small village in the Kazincbarcika District of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county in northeastern Hungary. It is situated in a picturesque landscape on the edge of the Bükk National Park.

Flag Description: The flag of the municipality consists of a white field with the municipal coat of arms centered. The coat of arms features a blue shield with a pointed base, displaying a golden (yellow) tree growing from a green grassy mound with visible roots. Flanking the trunk of the tree are golden Roman numerals, 'MCC' on the left side from the viewer's perspective (heraldic dexter) and 'XL' on the right side (heraldic sinister). Above the shield, the name 'KONDÓ' is inscribed in golden letters with black shadows.

Symbolism: The golden tree rising from the green soil symbolizes the natural wealth, forests, and the connection of the village to the surrounding landscape of the Bükk Mountains. The Roman numerals MCCXL (1240) refer to the historic year of the first written mention of the village. The gold color highlights prosperity and heritage, while blue and green represent nature and the sky.