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The Bashtechkivs'ka Community (Баштечківська сільська громада)
is one of 12 communities in Umans'kyy County. It was created in 2020 and have about 179 km² with
about 4000 inhabitants. It has 3 Eldership Districts and 8 populated places. Its administrative seat is
the Village of Bashtechky.
The Community has not adopted its own symbols yet (In such cases usually the symbols
of the administrative seat are in use, until the distinct symbols are adopted).
There are no known symbols for other entities in this community.
Further sources:
https://bashtechki.gr.org.ua/rishennyaradi/rishennya-sesiyi-11-5-viii/
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=422377996701496&set=a.422377993368163
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=422377990034830&set=a.422377980034831
https://www.heraldicum.ru/ukraine/towns/bashtechki.htm
https://www.vexillographia.ru/ukraine/towns/bashtechki.htm
Valentin Poposki, 5 January 2025
The Community has its own symbols adopted on 10.8.2021 by the Bashtechky Village Council.
Flag: The coat of arms on a white field with all around blue border, and white space to the edges.
Note: There are no exact proportions of the flag in the documents, so there are versions with 1:1 and
2:3 ratio.
images located by Valentin Poposki
Blazon of the shield: Azure in dexter chief a Bezant radiant with beams Or
surmounted by a city wall and church Brunatre issuant from a base
Vert then overall a cossack Proper clad Gules and the Second.
Christopher Southworth
A shield with a rounded lower part, which is superimposed on a decorative gilded cartouche, topped with
a "rural crown" of wheat ears, complemented by a wreath of laurel, which is a symbol of glory and
victory with interwoven flowers of cornflowers and poppies – symbols of beauty, youth and modesty.
The shield is divided into two colors: green, symbolizing hope, joy, abundance, a symbol of the fertility
of the earth and well-being, and blue, symbolizing a peaceful and cloudless sky. In the center on a green
field is depicted a Cossack, symbolizing the historical past, this is a symbol of bravery, courage,
inflexibility. In the background is a wooden church – a symbol of the spiritual unity of all
settlements of the territorial community, a sign of gratitude to the priesthood for spiritual and national
revival, a sign of respect for eternal Christian values, a guarantee of success in all affairs and plans,
behind the church is a blazing sun, symbolizing knowledge, justice, mercy, the conqueror of lies and all
evil.
Valentin Poposki, 5 January 2025