Mezőfalva
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Mezőfalva is a large village in Hungary, located in Fejér County, southwest of the city of Dunaújváros. It is an important agricultural settlement situated in the Mezőföld region.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a white rectangular field featuring the municipal coat of arms in the center, above the black inscription 'MEZŐFALVA'. The coat of arms is a red shield with a green base, traversed bendwise by three narrow golden (yellow) stripes. In the upper-left section (viewer's left), there is a golden ear of wheat, while in the lower-right section stands a white (silver) crane holding a green clover in its beak and a golden orb in its raised claw.
Symbolism: The golden ear of wheat symbolizes the fertility of the Mezőföld region and the village's agricultural tradition. The three golden stripes represent historical connections and roads. The crane holding a golden object in its claw is a traditional heraldic symbol of vigilance and alertness. The green base represents the local landscape and fertile soil.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a white rectangular field featuring the municipal coat of arms in the center, above the black inscription 'MEZŐFALVA'. The coat of arms is a red shield with a green base, traversed bendwise by three narrow golden (yellow) stripes. In the upper-left section (viewer's left), there is a golden ear of wheat, while in the lower-right section stands a white (silver) crane holding a green clover in its beak and a golden orb in its raised claw.
Symbolism: The golden ear of wheat symbolizes the fertility of the Mezőföld region and the village's agricultural tradition. The three golden stripes represent historical connections and roads. The crane holding a golden object in its claw is a traditional heraldic symbol of vigilance and alertness. The green base represents the local landscape and fertile soil.
Statistics
Area
80.42 km²
Population
4,441