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Trujillo Alto (Puerto Rico)

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by Blas Delgado , 27 Febuary 2000



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The Flag

The new flag is at pueblos-de-puertorico.com site (defunct): a white field with new Coat of Arms. Trujillo Alto is is in northeast Puerto Rico; it was founded in 1801 (?) and there are 61,120 Trujillanos; it is known as the pueblo of "Los Arrecostaos".
Jarig Bakker, 5 Febuary 2000

The Coat ofArms as well as the flag were changed by the present municipal administration by means of Ordinance 19, 1997-98 series, of May 29, 1998. The flag appears to be 8:9 in size. So I draw it that way.
Blas Delgado , 27 Febuary 2000


Previous Flag


by Blas Delgado

I located a flag from pueblos-de-puertorico.com site (defunct) which is the old flag, also to be found on lexjuris site, based on the old Coat of Arms. This was designed in 1973; the dots stand for the 13 provinces of the kings of Castilla y Aragón. The flag was designed in 1982 by Pedro R. Díaz, and had as motive the 'Olimpiadas Jíbaras', celebrated by the municipios.
Jarig Bakker, 5 Febuary 2000


Coat of Arms


by Nelson Roman, 23 September 2003

The elements that represent the shield are: Border in Azure (Blue), with eight spurts of water in silver color in representation of the eight wards of Trujillo Alto and means the enormous water volume:  The river, the streams and the springs.  Golden Mural Crown  with five towers of the same color in representation to that it is a metropolitan city.  It was adopted on the 29 of May of 1998.  The mountains represent that it is a mountainous municipality and the Cross represents the Cross that is near Carraizo lake  in the ward of the same name.
Nelson Roman, 23 September 2003