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Cerkvenjak (Municipality, Slovenia)

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[Flag of Cerkvenjak]by Zeljko Heimer


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Presentation of the municipality

The municipality of Cerkvenjak was formed in 1998 by secession from Lenart.

Zeljko Heimer, 19 June 2002


Description of the flag

The flag and coat of arms of the local assembly (subdivision of a municipality) of Cerkvenjak are mentioned in the assembly statutes Statut Krajevne skupnosti Cerkvenjak (Lenart), adopted on 26 April 1996, and published in the official Slovene gazette Uradni list Republike Slovenije, 56/96, and are prescribed by decision Sklep o grbu in zastavi Krajevne skupnosti Cerkvenjak, adopted on 6 February 1998, and published in the official Slovene gazette Uradni list Republike Slovenije 22,1464, 20 March1998.

The text in the official gazette does not include description and image, but the same design was most probably later (re)adopted for the newly formed municipality.

The flag and coat of arms of the municipality of Cerkvenjak are mentioned in the assembly statutes Statut Obcine Cerkvenja, adopted on 18 March 1999, and published in the official Slovene gazette Uradni list Republike Slovenije, 26/99, and are prescribed by decision Odlok o grbu in zastavi Obcine Cerkvenjak, adopted on 16 June 1999, and published in the official Slovene gazette Uradni list Republike Slovenije 67/99.

The flag is rectangular in ratio 2:3, light blue with the coat of arms in the middle. It shall always be hoisted vertically.

Zeljko Heimer, 19 June 2002


Coat of arms

[Coat of arms]by Zeljko Heimer

The coat of arms is divided diagonally, lower part light blue with St. Anthony's Church and surrounding buildings, the upper part is green with an apple and a grape. Above the shield is a red rectangular panel inscribed with the name of the place. The name of he municipality alludes to a verger and therefore the inclusion of the church in the coat of arms is a kind of canting.

Zeljko Heimer, 19 June 2002