Last modified: 2025-06-20 by daniel rentería
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The flag of General Bravo is white with the coat of arms centered upon it.
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The coat of arms was created during the administration of 1983-1985 under Municipal President Rubén González González. It was designed by Arnoldo Guajardo Arizpe. The coat of arms has a similar format to the coat of arms of the state, having at the top the effigy of General Nicolás Bravo Rueda, who the municipality is named after. At the bottom is a ribbon in the National Colors reading GENERAL BRAVO NL. To its sides in the corners are the years 1868, when it became a municipality, and 1984, when the coat of arms was created. The border reads CVLTVRA PROGRESO TRABAJO [Culture, Work, Progress], with chains in each corner. The upper-left section depicts the Municipal Building. The upper-right section depicts a ploughed field, with a man in a tractor over it. Also seen in the image are: a bovine, corn plant, sorghum plant, wheat, a goat, banana, and sliced watermelon; these symbolize cattle-raising and agriculture. The lower-left section depicts the gazebo in the principal plaza, with its surroundings. In the lower-right section is the local Santa Cruz church. In the center is an inescutcheon depicting a red crowned rampant lion, symbol of the state.
Daniel Rentería, 8 May 2025
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