Yauyos Province (Lima, Peru) (original) (raw)
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image by Olivier Touzeau, 10 March 2017
Description of the flag
Yauyos Province is one of the ten provinces of the Lima Region in Peru and is divided into 33 districts.
The flag of the province of Yauyos shown on its official portal (http://portalyauyos.blogspot.fr/p/simbolos.html) is a horizontal triband of red, yellow, blue, with the provincial coat of arms fimbriated white in the middle.
Olivier Touzeau, 10 March 2017
Districts
- Asia
- Calango
- Cerro Azul
- Chilca
- Coayllo
- Imperial
- Lunahuaná
- Mala
- Nuevo Imperial
- Pacarán
- Quilmaná
- San Antonio
- San Luis
- San Vicente de Cañete
- Santa Cruz de Flores
- Zúñiga
Santo Domingo de Pocoto
Photo of a flag of Santo Domingo de Pocoto can be seen onthis photo.
Source: http://canetehoy.blogspot.com/2009/08/pocoto-ya-tiene-escudo-bandera-e-himno.html
Automatically translated news:
"Happy, residents of Annex nuevoimperialino "Santo Domingo de Pocotó" Ulti hoisted the weekend for the first time its newly created flag of the City, also premiering their anthem and their shield. The event was attended by the mayor of that commune Jorge Garcia Quispe who presented the Council agreement formalizing the use of such badges.
Really emotional moments were experienced when the flag was hoisted, who wears stripes with colors blue, yellow and green for which people took turns enthusiasts who applauded the place to see all hoisted up the mast and its distinctive characteristic symbol."
Aleksandar Nemet, 09 January 2010
