Miszla
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Miszla is a small village in southwestern Hungary, located in Tolna County. It lies in a peaceful rural landscape near the town of Tamási.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a white rectangular field with the coat of arms of Miszla placed in the center. The shield is divided diagonally blue over white, featuring a leaping brown stag on green hills at the base, a golden sun and silver crescent in the blue section, and an inescutcheon depicting a figure holding a flag over blue waves with an anchor.
Symbolism: The white field represents purity and peace. The sun and crescent symbolise historical continuity and hope, the stag on green hills reflects the rich nature and wildlife of the Tolna region, and the inescutcheon emphasizes Hungarian national heritage and resilience.
Flag Description: The flag consists of a white rectangular field with the coat of arms of Miszla placed in the center. The shield is divided diagonally blue over white, featuring a leaping brown stag on green hills at the base, a golden sun and silver crescent in the blue section, and an inescutcheon depicting a figure holding a flag over blue waves with an anchor.
Symbolism: The white field represents purity and peace. The sun and crescent symbolise historical continuity and hope, the stag on green hills reflects the rich nature and wildlife of the Tolna region, and the inescutcheon emphasizes Hungarian national heritage and resilience.
Statistics
Area
18.92 km²
Population
250