Municipality of Masinloc, Province of Zambales

                                                                                                      

MUNICIPALITY OF MASINLOC

PROVINCE OF ZAMBALES

Year Approved: 1990


SYMBOLISM

 

UPPER PORTION – represents mining and forest products of the town.

 

CENTER DESIGN – reflects the beautiful beaches and scenic mountain ranges found in the municipality.

 

LOWER LEFT – symbolizes agriculture

 

LOWER RIGHT – reflects the Masinloc port

 

SHIELD – derived from the Provincial seal of Zambales where the town is located.


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