Municipality of Mayoyao, Province of Ifugao

                                                                                                           

MUNICIPALITY OF MAYOYAO

PROVINCE OF IFUGAO

Year Approved: 1995


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

NATIVE HOUSE - stands for the typical house used by townspeople

BALLAG - symbolizes wealth

MORTAR - represents native implement

PARAPET - depicts existing stone walls

TWO (2) MOUNTAINS - represent the two (2) mountains of Mayoyao namely: Mt. Amuyao, the highest mountain in Ifugao and Mt. Nagchajan, the last stand of the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II

SUN - symbolizes prosperity

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