Mánfa
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Mánfa is a village in southern Hungary located in Baranya County, within the Mecsek mountains. It is well known for its historic Romanesque church dating back to the 12th century.
Flag Description: A white flag featuring the coat of arms of Mánfa on the left-center, with a yellow ribbon underneath bearing the black text 'MÁNFA'. The blue shield depicts a white church with a red roof on green hills under a golden sun with a face, framed by green palm or laurel branches. On the fly side, there are two vertical stripes: green and yellow.
Symbolism: The church in the coat of arms represents the famous Romanesque Church of St. Catherine in Mánfa. The blue, green, and gold colors symbolize the surrounding nature of the Mecsek mountains, traditions, and local prosperity.
Flag Description: A white flag featuring the coat of arms of Mánfa on the left-center, with a yellow ribbon underneath bearing the black text 'MÁNFA'. The blue shield depicts a white church with a red roof on green hills under a golden sun with a face, framed by green palm or laurel branches. On the fly side, there are two vertical stripes: green and yellow.
Symbolism: The church in the coat of arms represents the famous Romanesque Church of St. Catherine in Mánfa. The blue, green, and gold colors symbolize the surrounding nature of the Mecsek mountains, traditions, and local prosperity.
Statistics
Area
21.70 km²
Population
794