Mány
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Mány is a village located in Fejér County, Hungary, within the Zsámbék Basin. It lies west of Budapest and is known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and agricultural tradition.
Flag Description: The flag of Mány consists of a light blue field with the municipal coat of arms centered on it. Above the shield, the name 'MÁNY' is written in gold letters. The coat of arms is a sundered shield: the first silver quarter features a brown eagle, the second red quarter shows a golden wheat ear and a blue grape cluster with a leaf, the third red quarter displays an eight-pointed golden star, and the fourth silver quarter depicts a golden clover cross.
Symbolism: The light blue flag color and elements of the coat of arms reflect local history, natural resources, and spiritual traditions. The ear of wheat and cluster of grapes symbolize fertility, agriculture, and viticulture in the Zsámbék Basin. The eagle, star, and cross represent historical heritage and Christian faith.
Flag Description: The flag of Mány consists of a light blue field with the municipal coat of arms centered on it. Above the shield, the name 'MÁNY' is written in gold letters. The coat of arms is a sundered shield: the first silver quarter features a brown eagle, the second red quarter shows a golden wheat ear and a blue grape cluster with a leaf, the third red quarter displays an eight-pointed golden star, and the fourth silver quarter depicts a golden clover cross.
Symbolism: The light blue flag color and elements of the coat of arms reflect local history, natural resources, and spiritual traditions. The ear of wheat and cluster of grapes symbolize fertility, agriculture, and viticulture in the Zsámbék Basin. The eagle, star, and cross represent historical heritage and Christian faith.
Statistics
Area
31.20 km²
Population
2,570