Greater arms — City Municipality of Obrenovac
Greater arms
Territorial Heraldry

City Municipality of Obrenovac

City of Beograd, Beogradski region

Bearer
City Municipality of Obrenovac
Decision
Statute of the City Municipality of Obrenovac, Article 8
Author
Aleksandar Palavestra
Grad
City of Belgrade
Region
Belgrade Region
Eparchy
Archbishopric of Belgrade and Karlovci
Official website
obrenovac.rs

The City Municipality of Obrenovac uses arms in three levels — lesser, middle and greater — and a heraldic banner, designed by the Serbian Heraldry Society; according to the society's list the author is Aleksandar Palavestra. The insignia are described in Article 8 of the municipal statute. The principal motif of the arms is three silver šajka boats on a blue field, and the greater arms have two herons as supporters. The banner is red with a white cross and a white field in the centre, bearing a blue šajka boat.

Blazon

Shield

On a blue field a silver chevron, at whose apex is a red firesteel turned downwards, accompanied by three silver šajka boats under full sail, with an oar, two above and one below.

Crown

A golden mural crown with three crenellations.

Supporters

Two herons, the dexter red (reddish brown) and the sinister grey; between each of them and the shield stands a lance in its natural colour, shod with gold, with a fringed banner — by the dexter the flag of Belgrade, by the sinister the banner of Obrenovac.

Compartment

A green grassy plain.

Ribbon

A white ribbon with the black inscription “ОБРЕНОВАЦ”.

Banner

A square red banner with a white cross reaching the edges, over whose centre is a white square field with a blue šajka boat. A white square flag with the arms is also used unofficially.

Settlements 29

  • Baljevac
  • Barič
  • Belo Polje
  • Brgulice
  • Brović
  • Veliko Polje
  • Vukićevica
  • Grabovac
  • Draževac
  • Dren
  • Zabrežje
  • Zvečka
  • Jasenak
  • Konatice
  • Krtinska
  • Ljubinić
  • Mala Moštanica
  • Mislođin
  • Obrenovac
  • Orašac
  • Piroman
  • Poljane
  • Ratari
  • Rvati
  • Skela
  • Stubline
  • Trstenica
  • Urovci
  • Ušće

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