City of Tarlac, Province of Tarlac

                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

CITY OF TARLAC

PROVINCE OF TARLAC

Year Approved: 2010


SUN - symbolizes that Tarlac City is rising into a new horizon of progress and stability

1998 - represents the year Tarlac became a City

RED, WHITE & BLUE LINES - represent the colors of the Philippi ne Flag and further symbolize that the conversion of the Municipality of Tarlac into a city transpired in 1998—the time when the Filipino nation celebrated the Centennial Anniversary of its Independence

THREE (3) STARS - stand for the island groups of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao

SUGAR CANE - represent the main produce/crops of the city

CORN & RICE INTERTWINED VINES - stand for the groups of people binding themselves together to form a sturdy, healthy, vigorous and freedom loving citizenry

INNER WHEEL - symbolizes the growing industry of the City of Tarlac

INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS - represent commercialization in the city

SHIELD - derived from the Provincial seal of Tarlac where the City of Tarlac belongs

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