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Flag of Salamanca Province - Image by "HansenBCN" (Wikimedia Commons), 21 June 2011
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Salamanca Province (353,619 inhabitants in 2010; 12,350 sq. km) is located in the southwest of Castilla y León.
Ivan Sache, 21 June 2011
The flag of Salamanca Province (photo) is purple with the provincial coat of arms in the center.
The flag has proportions 2:3, with the height of the coat of arms about one third of the flag's hoist.
Santiago Dotor & Ivan Sache, 21 June 2011
The arms of Salamanca Province (image) are quartered with the arms of its
five Legal Districts (partidos judiciales) arranged as follows:
1. Azure three columns of a ruined Roman temple or (Ciudad Rodrigo);
2. Azure five bees or per satire (Béjar);
3. Argent five towers or masoned sable per saltire (Peñaranda de
Bracamonte);
4. Argent a feather gules a sword argent hilted or per saltire
ensigned with a St. Anthony's Cross azure (Vitigudino);
Inescutcheon: Per pale, 1. A stone bridge proper masoned sable passant
on it a bull sable a fig tree eradicated vert, 2. Or four pales gules
a bordure azure eight crosses patty argent, grafted in chief argent
two lions without tail, tongue and claws proper issuant from the
flanks affronty (Salamanca).
Ivan Sache, 21 June 2011
![[Province flag]](../images/e/es-cl_sa.gif)
Other representation of the flag of Salamanca Province - Image by Jens Pattke, 16 January 2002
This particular representation of the flag is given by Banderas y Escudos de las provincias de España [e9s92], published in 1992 by the Spanish Ministry of Public Administration.
Falko Schmidt, 16 January 2002
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