Krumvíř
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Krumvíř is a village and municipality in Břeclav District in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic, situated in the Velké Pavlovice wine subregion. It is known for its rich folklore traditions and long-standing winemaking heritage.
Flag Description: The flag is divided per bend from the upper hoist corner to the lower fly corner. The lower hoist field features five horizontal stripes—alternating white and red in a ratio of 1:1:1:1, with the lowest white stripe being broader (ratio 4) and charged with a blue grape cluster on a green stem with a leaf. The upper fly green field is charged with a white vine knife (pruning knife) with a yellow handle placed bendwise, point to the upper edge and cutting edge facing downwards.
Symbolism: The blue grape cluster and the vine knife (pruning knife) represent the municipality's centuries-old winemaking heritage and are historic symbols derived from the old seals of Krumvíř. Green symbolizes agriculture and the surrounding countryside, while the white and red stripes recall regional historical colors.
Flag Description: The flag is divided per bend from the upper hoist corner to the lower fly corner. The lower hoist field features five horizontal stripes—alternating white and red in a ratio of 1:1:1:1, with the lowest white stripe being broader (ratio 4) and charged with a blue grape cluster on a green stem with a leaf. The upper fly green field is charged with a white vine knife (pruning knife) with a yellow handle placed bendwise, point to the upper edge and cutting edge facing downwards.
Symbolism: The blue grape cluster and the vine knife (pruning knife) represent the municipality's centuries-old winemaking heritage and are historic symbols derived from the old seals of Krumvíř. Green symbolizes agriculture and the surrounding countryside, while the white and red stripes recall regional historical colors.
Statistics
Area
10.14 km²
Population
1,272