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Page created: 1st October 2000 Last updated: 26th December 2023
The FAME is a site devoted to the systematic and scientific study of flags and coats of arms. Such symbols often bear strong political and other messages. Inclusion of those symbols here does not mean that the author supports or approves of the ideas they may stand for.	This site is harvested for the NSK digital archives.

Map of the Osijek and Baranya County.

Osijek and Baranya County - Communities

Osječko-baranjska županija - općine

1. Antunovac
2. Bilje
   • Bilje, ca. 1998
3. Bizovac
4. Čeminac
   • Novi Čeminac, 2003 – 2006
5. Čepin
   • Čepin, proposal 2008
6. Darda
7. Donja Motičina
8. Draž
9. Drenje
10. Đurđenovac
11. Erdut
12. Ernestinovo
    • Ernestinovo, ca. 2014
13. Feričanci
14. Gorjani
    • Gorjani, 1994 – 199x
15. Jagodnjak
16. Kneževi Vinogradi
    • Kneževi Vinogradi, variant
    • Kneževi Vinogradi, 2006 – 2007
17. Koška
18. Levanjska Varoš
19. Magadenovac
    • Šljivosevci, 1993 – 1997
20. Marijanci
21. Petlovac
22. Petrijevci
    • Petrijevci, variant
23. Podgorač
24. Podravska Moslavina
    • Podravska Moslavina, 2014 – 2018
25. Popovac
26. Punitovci
27. Satnica Đakovačka
    • Satnica Đakovačka, proposal 1995
28. Semeljci
    • Semeljci, proposal 2007
29. Strizivojna
30. Šodolovci
31. Trnava
    • Trnava, 1995 – 2007
32. Viljevo
33. Viškovci
34. Vladislavci
35. Vuka

Since 1993 the Croatian legislation allows the units of local self-government (counties, cities and communities) to have their coat of arms and flag, however these may be legally used only after they are approved by a central state authority. The a flag of a city or community should be of a one colour field with the coat of arms in the centre or offset towards hoist. Some exceptions from this rule are tolerated for the cities with traditional flag established before these rules were made. The coat of arms must follow also a set of rules to be approved. Some cities and communities use unapproved designs nevertheless. See more on the approval dates. Prior to 1993 the coats of arms and flag were not regulated by state legislation.
The official bazon (heraldic descripton) of the coats of arms and descriptions of the flags are according to the approval text of the central state authority, other description according to other community documents.
In 1997 are the communities of Donja Motičina, Magadenovac and Vladislavci are formed, while Đurđenovac, Feričanci and Podgorac were included from Požega and Slavonia County. Several communities underwent minor spelling changes of their name at the same time. In 1998 communities of Jagodnjak i Šodolovci are formed, and in 2003 Novi Čeminac, that was added to community of Čeminac in 2006.

• Osijek and Baranya County
• Croatia - Counties
• Croatia

Antunovac

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The coat of arms of Antunovac is argent St. Antony of Padua, Doctor of the Church, stantant clead as Franciscan monk proper haloed holding in his right arm Jesus Infant clead argent both haloed or and in his left hand a lilly flower argent seeded or and stalked vert. St. Anthony is the patron and namesake of the community. The flag is red with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the middle. The ceremonial flag is dark red gonfalon with three trianguarly ending tails, the middle one being longer and each ending with a tassel, all bordered yellow and containing in the middle the golden bordered coat of arms, the name of the community above and batch of wheat ears and an oak branch below. Table flags are of the same general design but in simplified form.

Until 1994 the name was Antunovac Tenjski.

Bilje

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The coat of arms of Bilje is Vert a hunting horn proper and in chief a reed sheaf fesswise or. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre. The ceremonial flag is a yellow gonfalon with triangular fly with golden fringe, with the coat of arms in the centre, green inscriptions of the community name above and two green oak branches below. The table flag matching the ceremonial flag, bordered green is used, as well as a rectangular flag with the coat of arms topped with the brown community name in two lines.

Bilje, ca. 1998

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The coat of arms of Bilje in use until the adoption of the current symbols is Azure a Bar Argent in chief a Fish nainaint Or and in base three crossed barley ears of the last. The coat of arms was set in the middle of a red flag. The importance of agriculture, in first place grain production is showed with three-row barley stalks. National park of Kopačevski Rit, marshy region around confluence of the Drava into the Danube, provided food to the inhabitants for centuries, and is still today very attractive fishing area.

Bizovac

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The coat of arms of Bizovac is gules a fount forming four spots issuing from a masoned well argent on a base vert between two elder trees vert flowered argent. The well and water bursts refer to the thermal spas. The elder (sambucus) trees are native in the area. It is also stated that the elder reprsents the Bizovac folk costumes. The flag is blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the middle. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon ending triangularly with golden fringe, with the coat of arms in the middle, yellow name of the community in two lines above and an oak branch and a garb of corn ears below it.
In early 1996 the community adopted or proposed symbols sent to the Archives for evaluation. They already included the elder flowers, but also numerous other unspecified elements.

Čeminac

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The coat of arms of Čeminac is Azure a Lion rampant double-queued Or holding a Plough-share Argent. The plough-share (Cro. lemeš) is frequent element of the rural communities' coats of arms in Slavonia (and Hungary, too). The flag is light blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre. A variant flag in use has even lighter blue shade of the field then the coat of arms and includes no yellow outline around it.

Čepin

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The coat of arms of Čepin is azure a sunflower or and in base a crescent argent. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The sunflower symbolizes the sunflower production and the sunflower oil, main products of the community. The crescent and the blue background of the coat of arms are derived from the family arms of Adamović Čepinski (Adamovich de Csepin) family: azure a lion or rampant sinister standing on a crescent argent and propping of a collum of the same issuant from the same crescent and in the chief sinister a mullet or. The symbols were publicly promoted on a celebration of 750th anniversary of the first mention of Čepin in documents, on 17th April 2009.

Čepin, proposal 2008

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A proposal for the coat of arms of Čepin was azure a sunflower or seeded vert and in base a crescent argent. The flag to go with it was light blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The basic idea was approved by the central authorities, but the graphical design was required to be improved upon, so it was subsequently replaced with the current design, retaining the same blazon and descriptions.

Darda

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The coat of arms of Darda is azure a semi griffin or crowned of the same langued gules issuant from a crown also or holding in his dexter a sabre argent handeled or and in his sinister three roses gules seeded and barbed argent and slipped sable. The coat of arms is based on the family coat of arms of Esterházy von Galantha, one of the most important Croatian noble families and rulers of Darda in 19th century. The old Esterházy coat of arms was similar, but the griffin was shown complete, standing on the crown. Kazimir Esterhazi built a castle in Darda that is a cultural monument today. The seal of the town of Darda of 1830 depicts a griffin rampant holding three roses standing on a postament. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre. The table flags are vertical, with the community name in two lines above the coat of arms, recorded in various ratios.
The descriptions of the coat of arms and the flag were adopted in the Statutes in one of the 2002 amendments, probably in the same wording as they appear in 2007 and 2014 consolidated texts.

Donja Motičina

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The coat of arms of Donja Motičina is azure a heart or and in the chief wavy an eel maroon. The heart represents the Sacred Heart. The community celebrates as its day the Feast of Sacred Heart. The flag is blue with the coat of arms edged yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon with three triangularly ending tails with golden tassels. In the centre of it is the coat of arms, the name of the community above and golden ornaments in the tails - vine and oak branches in the side tails and a triple wattle ornament in the central tail.

The Community of Donja Motičina was formed by secession from the Community of Feričanci in 1997.

Draž

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The coat of arms of Draž represents two traditional occupations in the region - hunting and fishing: Or between a pair of deer antlers gules a carp nainaint azure. The flag is blue with golden outlined coat of arms in its centre. The ceremonial flag with three trinagularly ending tails with tassels has this coat of arms with the name of the community above and vine branch with a bunch of grapes below.

Drenje

The coat of arms of Drenje is vert two bars argent with lines of partition each forming three dendral protrusions. The design is probably chosen as canting for the name meaning "bush" or "grove". Twelve trees formed in the coat of arms represent the 12 settlements (villages) that the community encompasses. The flag is blue with the coat of arms outlined yellow in the centre of it. The table flag is dark blue ending triangularly, with the coat of arms in the middle, name of the community above and ornament below, containing of four wheat ears and a bunch of grapes. The community officials claim that the community has no official coat of arms nor flag, but both were well recoded in use.

Đurđenovac

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The coat of arms of Đurđenovac is argent an own proper standing on an oak branch vert fesswise having in dexter three leaves of the same and two acorns or. The flag is blue with the coat of arms in the middle bordered yellow. The ceremonial flag is blue ending triangulalry with the coat of arms in the middle, the name of the community above and with corn ears and oak branches below it. Đurđenovac was established in 1873 as the centre of the woodworks industry in the Slavonian woods. The owl and the oak branches reminds to the oak woods. The ceremonial flag is a dark blue gonfalon ending triangularly with golden fringe, with the coat of arms in the centre, the community name in an arch and a line above, a sheat of wheat and an oak branch in saltire below, and along the bottom edge nine golden lozenges. The lozenges are probably reference to the Pejačević family, having them in the family arms border, which led the industrialization of the town.

Until 1997 Đurđenovac was part of the Požega-Slavonija County.

Erdut

Erdőd/Ердут

Seat of administration: Dalj/Dálya/Даљ

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The coat of arms of Erdut is vert a fess argent from which protrudes a pall toward base and in chief a wine barell or. The barell represents the famous wine cellars of Erdut and specifically a barrel of 75 000 liters of the Erdut celler famed to be the largest wine barrel in use and the tau cross symbolizes the flow of the river Drava into Danube that is situated near the place Aljmaš at the central norther border of the community. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the middle. The ceremonial flag is a yellow gonfalon with three tails triangularly ending with tassels and with the coat of arms in the middle. Above the coat of arms is in green letters inscribed the name of the community, while below the coat of arms are the same inscriptions in Serb and Magyar languages that are also official in the community. In the outer tails are ornaments of green vine branches with golden bunches of grapes and in the middle is an ornament of corn ears forming the wattle.

Ernestinovo

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The coat of arms of Ernestinovo is vert between a chisel and a mallet both or on a pile reversed troughout an oak log issuant formed in its chief into a head of a young woman and with a leaf vert issuant to dexter and to sinister. The young female depicts Lady Ernestina, legendary owner of the estates, the namesake of the place. The sculptor's tools and her figure carved in wood stand for traditional sculptors art colony established in Ernestinovo. The flag is white with a yxellow bordered coat of amrs in the centre. The ceremonial flag is a ivory gonfalon with the coat of arms in the cnetre, the community name above and a wheat ornaments below in the tails.

Ernestinovo, ca. 2014

Flag unknown.

The community of Ernestinovo ordered design of its symbols and discussed the proposals in 2010, but nothing was adopted. In 2014 a design was shown on the Community web site, but apparently, only as a private initiative of the webmaster, showing a naive art sculpture heads in golden over a wavy blue and white bar over green. Without any doubt, it served as an inspiration for the eventually adopted and approved design.

Feričanci

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The coat of arms of Feričanci is or a vine press proper with two bunches of grapes azure and leaves vert. The community is situated on the northern slopes of the Krndija mountain where wine production is traditional, explaining the charges of the coat of arms. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms bordered golden in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon with three trinagularly ending tails with tassels, the coat of arms in the cnetre, the name of the community above and corn ears below, above the oak leaves and acorns ornaments in the tails.

Until 1997 Feričanci was part of the Požega-Slavonija County.

Gorjani

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The coat of arms of Gorjani is gules a crowned serpent erect eating an orb all or. This is in fact the coat of arms of the Gorjanski family from the 14th century who were rulers of the town (they were also rulers of Brinje, where the stone carving of the arms is preserved). The flag is light blue with the coat of arms in the cenre of it bordered yellow. The ceremonial flag is atypically of different colour, beige gonfalon with the coat of arms in its centre, the name of the community aobve and an oak branch and a garb all golden yellow - depicted here based on the description only.

Gorjani, 1994 – 199x

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The coat of arms of Gorjani adopted on the occasion of celebration of 750 anniversary of the first written mention of the settlemen is per fess, in dexter argent a church sable issuant from a mount gules on which is running a marten of the second and in the chief also gules a mullet of the first and in sinister azure a crowned serpent erect sable eating an orb of the same. The eight times bent snake with the orb is taken from the coat of arms of Gorjanski family, the mullet is for the Morning Star symbolizing the renaissance and hope, and its rounded points remind to the Slavonian medieval coins. The church pictured is the old Church of the Three Holy Kings in Gorjani, with embattlements symbolizing the defence against enemy, while the marten in the base designate Gorjani affiliation to Slavonia. The flag was designed and produced at the same time: vertically divided into blue and white with red squares along the fly edge forming a trinagle 1+2+3, and overall the coat of arms. The colours as said to symbolise: blue - unity and concordance, white - equality, red - freedom and patriotism. This design was not approved by the Central State Office for Administartion, and since adoption of the new symbols for the community, they are still used as the symbols of the village of Gorjani itself.

Kneževi Vinogradi

Hercegszőlős/Кнежеви Виногради

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The coat of arms of Kneževi Vinogradi is vert three bunches of grapes or with slip conjoined on a tun affronty proper and in chief a wheat ear fesswise. The grapes and the barrel refer to the name of the community, meaning Duke's Vinyards, and the wheat ear depicts the other most important product of the region. The green background as well as the yellow field of the flag represent the argicultural wealth of the community. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre. The table flags are vertical yellow flags with the coat of arms with a black inscription of the community name in a line above and two lines below the arms.

Kneževi Vinogradi, variant

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The design used since the adoption until ca. mid-2015 was different in minor details of layout, most notably in the depiction of the wheat ear. It seems that in 2015 the design was graphically refreshed, but no formal decision was made about that.

Kneževi Vinogradi, 2006 – 2007

The 2007 amendments to the Statutes change slightly the blazon, changing the described orientation of the barrel. The originally adopted design had the barrel set vertically issuing from the bottom.

Koška

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The coat of arms of Koška is azure three maize ears flanked with two leaves or issuant from a mount vert. The coat of arms is based on the place seal of 1823 (according to the Osijek Archives, the State Archive documents refer to it as the 1813 seal, while some community documents also call it the 1811 seal.) The flag is blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre.

Levanjska Varoš

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The coat of arms of Levanjska Varoš is vert a stag head or afrontee ensigned with a stone well sprinkling water argent. The flag is green with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a light yellow gonfalon ending with three triangularly ending tails, with the coat of arms in the centre of it, the name of the community in an arch and two lines in green above and green oak ornaments with yellow oaks in the tails. A similar table flag is used, green with triangular fly, yellow border and inscriptions and two oak branches.

Magadenovac

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The coat of arms of Magadenovac is azure an oil derrick sable between an oak branch and a corn stalk both or all issuant from a base vert. The flag is green with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a green gonfalon with three triangularly ending tails with golden tassels, with the coat of arms in the centre of it, the name of the community above and three yellow antlers, one in each tail. Table flags are green vertical triangularly ending flags bordered yellow with the coat of arms in the centre and the community name above in two arches.

Established in 1993 as the community of Šljivoševci, with the seat of administration in the village of the same name, in 1997 the community name and the seat changed to Magadenovac.

Marijanci

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The coat of arms of Marijanci depicts the traditional iconic depiction of St. Mary: argent St. Mary clead argent caped azure haloed or standing on a crescent also argent over a snake grey eating an apple gules all on a globe issuant azure. The flag is blue with the yellow edged coat of arms in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon ending with three triangularly ending tails with golden fringe along bottom, the coat of arms in the centre, the name of the community above and ornaments of oak branches and wheat ears forming a wattle in the tails. Such is the flag recorded in use, however, the official drawings also depict the variation where the central ornament in the tails is of walnut branch with its fruits. Table flags are in form of the former, vertical triangularly ending blue flags bordered yellow with the coat of arms in the centre, the community name above and the three ornaments below.

Petlovac

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The coat of arms of Petlovac is azure a coulter argent palewise between a wreath of palm branches or and in chief a billhook argent handeled or. A billhook is strong knife somewhat similar to sickle. A coulter is a knife, part of a plough for vertical cutting. This coat of arms probably originates from late XIXth century. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a pale yellow gonflaon ending in three triangularly ending tails, with the coat of arms bordered golden in the centre of it, above the name of the community in two arches in green letters and below crossed branches of oak and linden.

Petrijevci

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The coat of arms of Petrijevci is Gules two keys or in saltire with wards down and out and in base a bar of the same. The keys are no doubt a reference to the namesake of the community St. Peter. The bar represents the river Karašica and reminds to previous name of the place - Karaševo. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms in the centre. The ceremonial flag is also light blue, vertical gonfalon with three tails with triangular endings each containing a yellow oak branch ornament. The coat of arms is in the centre and the name of the community above in two arches.

Petrijevci, variant

In newer materials the designer provides a variant design of the keys, differing primarly in the "ball" atop of the handles. It was not confirmed that such variant is in actual use.

Podgorač

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The coat of arms of Podgorač is azure a garb or and on a border sable eighteen lozenges or. The ear garb signifies the argicultural base of the region while the bordure is taken from the family coat of arms of Pejačević, who owned Podgorač among their other possesions. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon ending triangularly with golden fringe. In the centre is the yellow bordered coat of arms topped with the name of community and with two bunches of ears below it. Table flags are of the same general design in simplified form.

Until 1997 Podgorač was part of the Požega-Slavonija County.

Podravska Moslavina

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The coat of arms of Podravska Moslavina is azure on a fess abased wavy argent over a beanstalk with two pods or. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms in the centre.

Until 1997 the name was given as Moslavina Podravska.

Podravska Moslavina, 2014 – 2018

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The originally adopted coat of arms of Podravska Moslavina was azure on a fess wavy argent issuant two beanstalks vert with pods or. The flag was light blue with that coat of arms in the centre. Table flags recorded were white triangularly ending with the coat of arms in the centre and the community name in three line above it.

Popovac

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The coat of arms of Popovac is vert a stork proper between two oxen horns or. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a light yellow gonfalon ending triangularly with the golden fringe, the coat of arms bordered golden in the centre of it, above the name of the community in an arch and a line and below a wreath of a vine branch and a sheaf of three grain ears. A table flag of similar design, yellow with a green border is also used.

Punitovci

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The coat of arms of Punitovci is gules on a base vert a shadoof and a well in sinister or. A shadoof or a counterpoised sweep well is an element characteristic for the Slavonian lowlands. The flag is blue with the coat of arms in itse centre.

Satnica Đakovačka

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The coat of arms of Satnica is vert a horseshue or fesswise and in the chief a bar also or. The horse shue symbolizes the long tradition of horse breeding in the region, but it is also a symbol of luck and welfare. The flag is white with the yellow outlined coat of arms in the centre. The table flag is white bordered yellow ending triangularly, with the coat of arms in the centre, the name of the community in two arches and a yellow ribbon inscribed 1422 above and two oak branches wreath below.

Satnica Đakovačka, proposal 1995

The coat of arms proposed in 1995 was red with white mitre containing the yellow church of St. Roch in Satnica, over a white disk (a host bread) containing attributes of St. Roch - a gourd, a staff and a bag all yellow, and in the corners an acorn with a leaf and a wheat ear. The proposed flag was yellow with the arms in the centre. The symbols were rejected by the central authorities.

Semeljci

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The coat of arms of Semeljci is Azure a sack or of flour argent and in the chief a linden branch fesswise or. The flag is light blue with the yellow bordered coat of arms in the centre.

Semeljci, proposal 2007

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The design proposed in 2007 included instead of the linden branch a wooden flower scoop. A ceremonial flag was also proposed, light blue gonfalon with triangularly end, with the coat of arms in the centre, the community name in an arch and a line above and wheat ears and an oak branch in base.

Strizivojna

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The coat of arms of Strizivojna is Argent a Bull's Head afrontee proper and on a Chief Gules two Mullets Or. The flag is light blue with the coat of arms in its centre. The vertical flag is also recorded in use.

Šodolovci

Шодоловци

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The coat of arms is azure st. Basil of Ostrog issuant, nimbed or and a sun or issuant from the chief dexter. The flag is white with yellow bordered coat of arms in the center of it. The ceremonial flag is a white gonfalon with three triangularly ending tails, the central one longer, each with a golden oak branch ornament. The coat of arms is the centre, topped with two arched inscribed the community anme in Latin and Cyrillic script. Under thearms a yellow ribbon lined blue, with golden anient Cyrillic letters inscrbing the saint name. Table flags of the same design, but in rectangular triangularly ending form are in use.
The flag was consecrated in the Orthodox church of St. Basil in Petrova Slatina on the Community Day 12 May 2019.
The design adopted initially by the municipal assembly was slightly more complex depiction of the saint, while the originally adopted flag was red.

The community was established in 1998 separating from Semeljci. It consists of two part divided bythe teritorry f the community of Ernestinovo.

Trnava

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The coat of arms of Trnava is gules a bunch of grapes or with two leaves vert in a chalice argent on a mount vert. The chalice represent the "presence of diocese" in the region, while the grapes symbolise the viticulture. The coat of arms is vaguely based on the previously used, unapproved coat of arms. The flag is yellow with the coat of arms in the centre. The ceremonial flag is pale yellow gonfalon bordered golden, ending triangularly with golden fringe along the bottom, with the coat of arms bordered golden in the centre, the golden inscription of the community name above it in an arch and a line, and with two green vine brances with yellow bunches of grapes below.

Trnava, 1995 – 2007

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The coat of arms of Trnava used since 1995 was not approved by the Central state office for administration, so it was replaced in 2007. The coat of arms was in a red shield with a green double mount, forming with the pointing end of the shield in the base a green heart shape. From the heart is issuing a white cross from which is issuing a semi-sun with eight rays. In the base of the green part are: a red bunch of grapes in the centre, two yellow wheat ears in dexter and an golden oak leaf with three acorns in sinister. The flag that accompanied this coat of arms was a bicolour of yellow over green with the coat of arms in the centre. Although prescribed to have ratio of 2:3, the flags in de facto use were made in the usual 1:2 ratio.

Viljevo

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The coat of arms of Viljevo is Gules a Saltire Argent between four Corn Ears Or. The flag is red with the coat of arms bordered yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a dark Bordeaux red gonfalon ending in three triangularly cut tails, with the coat of arms in the centre of it, the name of the community inscribed golden in two arches above and a wreath of wheat ears below. In spite of the Statutes claim of the armorial historicty, it is newly designed in 1998.

Until 1997 the community was named Viljevo Donje.

Viškovci

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The coat of arms of Viškovci is argent a watchtower issuant with sentry windows and roof gules and in the chief of the second a paintbrush of the first per bend. It depicts a sentry tower, while the paintprush is reminder to painter Ivan Tišov (1870-1928), born in Viškovci. The flag is white with the coat of arms bordered with yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a white gonfalon ending triangularly with golden fringe, with the coat of arms in the center of it, topped with the municipal name in two arches above it, and with two garbs of mais in saltire below.

Vladislavci

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The coat of arms of Vladilavci is azure a flax flower or and in the base two wheat ears one in bend and the other in bend sisitre. It depicts the most important agricultures in the community. The flag is blue with the coat of arms bordered with yellow in the centre of it. The ceremonial flag is a blue gonfalon with three triangularly ending tails with golden fringe, with the coat of arms in the center of it, topped with the municipal name in two arches above it, and with two oak branches in saltire below.

The Community of Vladislavci was established in 1997 from parts of the communities of Vuka and Ernestinovo.

Vuka

Flag unknown.

The coat of arms of Vuka is gules a pile reversed trhougout truncated at chief azure. It seems it was not formally adopted.

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