Vetagrande, Zacatecas (Mexico)

Last modified: 2025-05-02 by daniel rentería
Keywords: vetagrande | zacatecas | bandera municipal y escudo municipal (zacatecas) | escudo del municipio (zacatecas) | bandera del municipio (zacatecas) | héraldica municipal de zacatecas |
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I was informed there is no municipal flag by the council.
Daniel Rentería, 21 April 2025

Coat of Arms

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The coat of arms of Vetagrande was adopted in May of 1985 under Municipal President Pablo Sánchez Domínguez. It was designed by Francisco Javier Hernández Franco. It was adopted through a call for submissions from the Telesecundaria school "Emeterio Fragoso", where people in the third year participated. Above the shield, a ribbon reads the motto "EL TRABAJO ES PROGRESO" [Work is Progress]. Below, a ribbon reads "VETAGRANDE, ZAC." At the top of the border, multiple rows and columns of arrows are crossed. To the sides, there are also bundles of arrows, headbands, and a bow at the bottom; these remember the Indians that settled the area. Cobs of corn, meanwhile, also signify agriculture. In the inner section, the Municipal Palace is seen at the front. At the bottom, a miner's helmet and crossed pick and shovel, remembering the Mining Industry. At the top, a path and buildings leading to the Calvary Temple, signifying faith. To its sides, a mining winch (right) remembering the discovery of ore and sheep (left).
Daniel Rentería, 21 April 2025

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