Moravské Bránice
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Nomenclature and Geography
Category: City / Municipality
Summary
About the place: Moravské Bránice is a municipality and village in the Brno-Country District in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic. The area is well known for its long tradition of viticulture and fruit growing.
Flag Description: The flag consists of two vertical stripes, green on the hoist side (left side from the viewer's perspective) and red on the fly side. Centered on the flag are crossed white vine knives (vintner's billhooks) with yellow handles, accompanied above by a white four-petaled flower with a yellow center on a yellow stem with two leaves, and below by a yellow grape cluster.
Symbolism: The vine knives and the grape cluster represent the municipality's rich viticultural tradition and its historical seal. The four-petaled flower on a stem symbolizes local nature, fruit growing, and agriculture. Green stands for fertility and the landscape, while red connects to regional historical colors.
Flag Description: The flag consists of two vertical stripes, green on the hoist side (left side from the viewer's perspective) and red on the fly side. Centered on the flag are crossed white vine knives (vintner's billhooks) with yellow handles, accompanied above by a white four-petaled flower with a yellow center on a yellow stem with two leaves, and below by a yellow grape cluster.
Symbolism: The vine knives and the grape cluster represent the municipality's rich viticultural tradition and its historical seal. The four-petaled flower on a stem symbolizes local nature, fruit growing, and agriculture. Green stands for fertility and the landscape, while red connects to regional historical colors.
Statistics
Area
8.21 km²
Population
1,000