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Blatnicka (Czech Republic)

Hodonin okres, South Moravian region

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by Jarig Bakker, 20 Sep 2002
Adoption date unknown

Blatnička municipality flag
Blatnička CoA

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Blatnička municipality flag

Blatnička (Hodonin, South Moravian region) has its flag and CoA depicted on this webpage - no adoption date found. The flag consists of three vertical stripes white - green - yellow, proportioned 1:2:1, with on the middle stripe a scythe and reek crossed, probably signifying Blatnička's importance in hay-making.
486 inhabitants - The oldest reference to the village located at the foot of the White Carpathian Mountains dates back to 1362. The village was ownership of Ostroh domain. Development of viticulture, cultivation of grain and fish breeding became a rich source of wealth in the 16th century. Blatnička was destroyed several times by invasions of Hungarian and Turkish armies and burnt down in 1663.
The places of historical interest are represented by a chapel from 1866 and Our Lady´s Ascension church built between 1935 and 1938.
Info from this site.
Jarig Bakker, 20 Sep 2002

Blatnička CoA

image from this webpage.