Megyehíd
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Megyehíd is a small village located in Vas County in western Hungary, near the town of Sárvár. It lies close to the Rába River in an area known for its peaceful rural landscape.
Flag Description: The flag of the village consists of a white rectangular field with the municipal coat of arms centered. The shield is blue with a pointed base, crowned with a golden noble crown with five visible leaves decorated with gems. Inside the shield is a silver (grey) masoned stone bridge with three arches and battlements, standing over blue water rendered with alternating wavy lines.
Symbolism: The white field serves as a background for the municipal coat of arms. The stone bridge in the crest directly cantingly refers to the village's name ('híd' means bridge in Hungarian), while the wavy water symbolizes the Rába River. The golden crown represents historical roots and local self-governance.
Flag Description: The flag of the village consists of a white rectangular field with the municipal coat of arms centered. The shield is blue with a pointed base, crowned with a golden noble crown with five visible leaves decorated with gems. Inside the shield is a silver (grey) masoned stone bridge with three arches and battlements, standing over blue water rendered with alternating wavy lines.
Symbolism: The white field serves as a background for the municipal coat of arms. The stone bridge in the crest directly cantingly refers to the village's name ('híd' means bridge in Hungarian), while the wavy water symbolizes the Rába River. The golden crown represents historical roots and local self-governance.
Statistics
Area
8.24 km²
Population
308