
Municipality of Bač
South Bačka District, Region of Vojvodina
- Bearer
- Municipality of Bač
- District
- South Bačka District
- Region
- Region of Vojvodina
- Eparchy
- Eparchy of Bačka
- Official website
- bac.rs
The Municipality of Bač uses as its device an unheraldic emblem in the shape of a shield, with the bilingual inscription “БАЧ – VAČ” on a ribbon in the colours of the Serbian tricolour. The central motif of the emblem is the buildings for which Bač is known — the keep of the medieval fortress and churches with bell towers — shown in red in a circle with a gold border.
Bač has a long tradition of seals: the oldest surviving town seal, from 1507, bears the tower of the Bač Fortress, and seals from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries repeat the motifs of the fortress and the church.
Blazon
A shield shading from blue to white; in the centre a circle with a gold border in which red buildings stand against the sky — the tower of the fortress, a church with a Baroque bell tower and another bell tower, all with crosses. In the lower part of the shield a green plain, and at the base blue and white wavy stripes. On each side of the shield a gold ear of wheat.
Above the shield, a ribbon in the colours of the Serbian tricolour with the inscription “БАЧ – VAČ”.
A white flag with the emblem of the municipality in the centre.
Symbolism and meaning
The emblem gathers the recognisable buildings of Bač — the fortress, from which the whole of Bačka takes its name, and the churches with bell towers. The plain, ears of wheat and wavy stripes refer to agriculture and to the Danube, beside which the municipality lies.













