Province of Stara Zagora, Bulgaria

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by Stoyan Antonov

• About the flag
• Reverse of the flag
• City of Radnevo

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About the flag

The flag of Stara Zagora was adopted on 10 September 1996, after the design of Hristo Tanev, and was "sanctified" on 2 March 1997. The badge on the obverse is based on the coat of arms, while on the reverse contains "Az" (means "I", phonetic value - "A".) - the first letter of the most ancient Bulgarian / Slav alphabet, the so-called "Glagolitza". These images of the flag are based on the pattern kept in Stara Zagora Historical Museum. The ratio is close to 2:3, but in use is 1:2 (as gonfalon).
Stoyan Antonov, 24 November 2001

Reverse of the flag

by Stoyan Antonov

City of Radnevo

by Stoyan Antonov

The flag of Radnevo was adopted in 1999. I have not seen the flag but according to the description of its author Ivan Dimitrov in the local issue (35 years the Town of Radnevo, 3-7 September 1999), the flag is formed by two equal stripes: white and green with CoA on the white one, i.e. it is not clear whether the CoA is in the center of the stripe or to the hoist.

Stoyan Antonov, 24 June 2001