Lobeč
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Lobeč is a village and municipality in the Mělník District of the Central Bohemian Region, known for its historic heritage-protected brewery and the Eduard Štorch Museum.
Flag Description: A blue field featuring a yellow Saltire (St. Andrew's cross) in the hoist portion, with arms extending from the first and third sixths of the top and bottom edges. In the fly part of the blue field is a white hound's head (sleuth hound) with a yellow tongue and a yellow collar with a ring, facing the hoist.
Symbolism: The Saltire and the hound's head are derived from the historical coat of arms and noble heraldic symbols associated with the history of the municipality.
Flag Description: A blue field featuring a yellow Saltire (St. Andrew's cross) in the hoist portion, with arms extending from the first and third sixths of the top and bottom edges. In the fly part of the blue field is a white hound's head (sleuth hound) with a yellow tongue and a yellow collar with a ring, facing the hoist.
Symbolism: The Saltire and the hound's head are derived from the historical coat of arms and noble heraldic symbols associated with the history of the municipality.
Statistics
Area
3.49 km²
Population
160