Martonvásár
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Martonvásár is a town in Fejér County, Hungary, located approximately 30 km southwest of Budapest. It is famous for its neo-Gothic Brunszvik Palace, extensive park, and its historical connection to the composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a crimson (purplish-red) field with the town's coat of arms centered. The shield is blue with a green base, featuring a white Paschal Lamb carrying a red pennant attached to a cross. The lamb is flanked by two golden stalks of wheat, and in the upper part of the shield are a white coulter and a plowshare.
Symbolism: The crimson color of the field represents the traditional colors of the town. The coat of arms highlights the agricultural heritage of the community through the golden stalks of wheat, coulter, and plowshare, while the Paschal Lamb with the pennant symbolizes Christian tradition and patronage.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a crimson (purplish-red) field with the town's coat of arms centered. The shield is blue with a green base, featuring a white Paschal Lamb carrying a red pennant attached to a cross. The lamb is flanked by two golden stalks of wheat, and in the upper part of the shield are a white coulter and a plowshare.
Symbolism: The crimson color of the field represents the traditional colors of the town. The coat of arms highlights the agricultural heritage of the community through the golden stalks of wheat, coulter, and plowshare, while the Paschal Lamb with the pennant symbolizes Christian tradition and patronage.
Statistics
Area
31.10 km²
Population
5,880