Maršov u Úpice
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Maršov u Úpice is a municipality and village in the Trutnov District in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. It is situated in the foothills of the Giant Mountains near the town of Úpice.
Flag Description: A green field with two yellow chevrons issuing from the fourth and sixth tenths of the hoist and fly edges, with vertices in the first and third tenths of the flag's width. Beneath the chevrons is a yellow bell with a clapper ending in a linden leaf.
Symbolism: The green background symbolizes the surrounding countryside and rural nature of the municipality. The yellow chevrons represent the hilly terrain of the Jestřebí Mountains. The bell refers to the local belfry and spiritual heritage, while the linden leaf on its clapper is a traditional Czech national symbol.
Flag Description: A green field with two yellow chevrons issuing from the fourth and sixth tenths of the hoist and fly edges, with vertices in the first and third tenths of the flag's width. Beneath the chevrons is a yellow bell with a clapper ending in a linden leaf.
Symbolism: The green background symbolizes the surrounding countryside and rural nature of the municipality. The yellow chevrons represent the hilly terrain of the Jestřebí Mountains. The bell refers to the local belfry and spiritual heritage, while the linden leaf on its clapper is a traditional Czech national symbol.
Statistics
Area
5.25 km²
Population
190