Municipality of Tineg, Province of Abra

                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

MUNICIPALITY OF TINEG

PROVINCE OF ABRA

Year Approved: 1994


SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Abra where the town is located.

TWO (2) CIRCULAR LINES - emphasis the unity of the people of the town, depicting the people are united living in quiet environment of the mountain hills of the province.

THREE (3) STARS - symbolize the three islands in the Philippines.

MOUNTAIN, CREEK AND SMALL FARMS - show the topographical condition of the town.

GREEN COLOR - depicts the forest promising a bright future.

CREEK - symbolize the people's continuous struggle for daily living.

FARM - stands for farming as main source of livelihood.

LINE - depicts south and north Tineg, divided and yet united as one people.

DEER - represents the town's forest as abundant wildlife habitat.

TORCH - represents the aspiration of the people for a better education to stabilize living conditions.


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