Lhota u Lysic
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Lhota u Lysic is a village and municipality in the Blansko District of the South Moravian Region in Czechia. It is situated in the scenic landscape near the market town of Lysice.
Flag Description: The flag consists of two vertical stripes: a white stripe on the hoist side and a wavy blue stripe on the fly side with three crests and two troughs. In the white field, three green birch leaves are arranged diagonally above one another. In the blue field, there is a white buffalo horn studded with three left human hands in natural skin tone pointing toward the fly.
Symbolism: The green birch leaves represent the natural beauty and surrounding landscape of the municipality. The white buffalo horn with human hands on a blue background is derived from historical heraldry and local noble lineage motifs associated with the region's history.
Flag Description: The flag consists of two vertical stripes: a white stripe on the hoist side and a wavy blue stripe on the fly side with three crests and two troughs. In the white field, three green birch leaves are arranged diagonally above one another. In the blue field, there is a white buffalo horn studded with three left human hands in natural skin tone pointing toward the fly.
Symbolism: The green birch leaves represent the natural beauty and surrounding landscape of the municipality. The white buffalo horn with human hands on a blue background is derived from historical heraldry and local noble lineage motifs associated with the region's history.
Statistics
Area
3.98 km²
Population
136