Emblem — Municipality of Dimitrovgrad
Emblem
Territorial Heraldry

Municipality of Dimitrovgrad

Pirot District, Region of Southern and Eastern Serbia

Bearer
Municipality of Dimitrovgrad
Decision
Statute of the Municipality of Dimitrovgrad of 6 June 2002, Article 9
District
Pirot District
Region
Region of Southern and Eastern Serbia
Eparchy
Eparchy of Niš
Official website
dimitrovgrad.rs

The Municipality of Dimitrovgrad uses an emblem in the shape of a shield, rendered in green and white, with an upper edge in the form of a crenellated wall and the name of the municipality written at the bottom. The municipal Statute of 6 June 2002 calls this device a coat of arms and interprets its composition as a goblet with a cogwheel, an ear of grain, a ram's head and parts of a folk costume; according to the Statute, the device may be used only together with the state symbols.

Blazon

Insignia

A green shield with a white border and an upper end in the form of a crenellated wall; in the centre an upright white stylised motif of vertical lines, bent at the top into two spirals resembling a horn, and on each side a sheaf of white curved lines descending towards the base, and in the lower part the white inscription “Димитровград”. According to the Statute, the whole device represents a goblet: the crenellated top is a semicircular cogwheel, the central motif an upright ear of grain with the head of a ram whose horns curl downwards, the side sheaves a symmetrical rendering of the breast part of a folk costume, and the inscription is written in an arc on the upper part of the goblet's base.

Settlements 43

  • Banski Dol
  • Barje
  • Bačevo
  • Beleš
  • Bilo
  • Boljev Dol
  • Braćevci
  • Brebevnica
  • Verzar
  • Visočki Odorovci
  • Vlkovija
  • Vrapča
  • Gojin Dol
  • Gornja Nevlja
  • Gornji Krivodol
  • Gradinje
  • Grapa
  • Gulenovci
  • Dimitrovgrad
  • Donja Nevlja
  • Donji Krivodol
  • Dragovita
  • Željuša
  • Izatovci
  • Iskrovci
  • Kamenica
  • Kusa Vrana
  • Lukavica
  • Mazgoš
  • Mojinci
  • Paskašija
  • Petačinci
  • Peterlaš
  • Planinica
  • Poganovo
  • Prača
  • Protopopinci
  • Radejna
  • Senokos
  • Skrvenica
  • Slivnica
  • Smilovci
  • Trnski Odorovci

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