La Libertad Department (El Salvador) (original) (raw)

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Departamento de La Libertad

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image by Fred Drews and Jaume Ollé, 18 August 1999

• Department's Flag at Crampton's Book
• Coat of Arms

See also:

• El Salvador
• El Salvador - Clickable Map
• El Salvador - Subdivisions

Municipalities:

• Antiguo Cuzcatlán
• Chiltiupán
• Ciudad Arce
• Colón
• Comasagua
• Huizúcar
• Jayaque
• Jicalapa
• Nuevo Cuzcatlán
• Nueva San Salvador (Santa Tecla) (Capital)
• Puerto de La Libertad
• Quezaltepeque
• Sacacoyo
• San José Villanueva
• San Juan Opico
• San Matías
• San Pablo Tacachico
• Talnique
• Tamanique
• Teotepeque
• Tepecoyo
• Zaragoza

Department's Flag at Crampton's Book

[](../images/s/sv}lib.gif)image by Randy Young, 21 January 1999

A blue St. George's cross on a white field. Source: William Crampton, "The Complete Guide to Flags," printed in 1989.
Randy Young, 21 January 1999

I am not sure about that design of the department of La Libertad that is here. It could be the flag of the department's capital Santa Tecla (also known as Nueva San Salvador). I did had the other flag on my hands and made the drawing right there. I have seen that description also in the book written by Crampton and ask them while I was there about it, but no one knew.
Fred Drews, 18 August 1999

Coat of Arms

li.gif) image fromwww.guanaquin.com

According thepost stamp dated 2009 the department arms are the arms of the capital Santa Tecla.
Jaume Ollé, 06 September 2014