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Tufiño Parish (Carchi, Ecuador)

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image by Ivan Sache, 7 September 2018


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Overview

The parish of Tufiño was established on 5 June 1935. Originally known as Montañuela, for a local plant (piñuela, indeed the fruit of Bromelia pinguin L.), the parish was renamed to Tufiño in 1946, as a tribute to the cartographer Luis Gonzalo Tufiño, who demarcated the border between Ecuador and Colombia.
The parish is composed of 8 boroughs and 6 communities.
http://tufino.gob.ec/
Parish website
Ivan Sache, 7 September 2018


The Flag

The flag of Tufiño is horizontally divided green-yellow.
The colors represents the greenness and productivity of the fields; the optimal environment to live in dignity; a positive mind fueled with hope that the sons of the parish, from both its urban and rural components, will maintain their vision of a future always better than the present and the past.
[This seems to be indeed the meaning of the green color; the meaning of yellow appears to be missing from the description.]
http://tufino.gob.ec/carchi/?p=109
Parish website
Ivan Sache, 7 September 2018