Municipality of Tublay, Province of Benguet

                                                                                                                                                                                                          

MUNICIPALITY OF TUBLAY

PROVINCE OF BENGUET

Year Approved: 1991

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

DAM AND RESERVIOR - at the top left,  represents the mini dams and water irrigations in the municipality which help in the promotion of its industrial potentialities.

SHOVEL CROSSED WITH PICK AND MINERS' HEADGEAR - at the top right, depicts the rich mineral resources of the municipality. It signifies that the municipality covers an area of income-producing mining industry.

NATIVE BASKET FILLED WITH VEGETABLES - at the lower left, represent the home industries in the municipality and the vegetable industry grown in fertile areas and even on terraces constructed on mountain sides.

PINE TREES - at the lower right, depict the forest potentialities of Tublay and terrace-clad mountains representing the tourist attractions of the place such as hot springs, caves and other beauty spots found in the municipality.

"GANGSA" OR GONG USED IN CEREMONIAL "CANAOS" OR NATIVE FEAST - at the center, depicts the highland culture of the people, a harmonious blending of what is truly native and indigenous. The "gagsa" represents the optimistic outlook of the people, their oneness and adoptability to change for the better.

Underneath are the words "PAGKAKAISA—KASIPAGAN—KASAGANAAN" (UNITY—INDUSTRY—PROSPERITY) which spells out in bold letters the people's homogeneity in their aspirations to attain prosperity for their municipality and for themselves through cooperation and finest labor.