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Venialbo (Municipality, Castile and León, Spain)

Last modified: 2013-10-14 by ivan sache
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Presentation of Venialbo

The municipality of Venialbo (475 inhabitants in 2009; 4,188 ha) is located in the southeast of Zamora Province, 25 km from Zamora.
Venialbo was the second village in Zamora Province, after El Valle (1094), to be granted a charter (fuero), obtained in 1220/1230.

Ivan Sache, 14 January 2011


Symbols of Venialbo

The flag and arms of Venialbo are prescribed by a Decree adopted on 24 January 2003 by the Municipal Council, signed on 27 February 2003 by the Mayor, and published on 13 March 2003 in the official gazette of Castile and León, No. 50, pp. 3,808-3,809 (text).
The symbols are described as follows:

Flag: Rectangular flag made of three oblique stripes, the upper stripe red, the central stripe blue and the lower stripe or.
Coat of arms: Per pale. A stone bridge over water argent. A grapevine with grapes or. Fleur-de-lis. Medieval tower and Vera Cruz star [Crown not mentioned].

Ivan Sache, 14 January 2011