City of Gapan, Province of Nueva Ecija

                                                                                                                                                                                                          

CITY OF GAPAN

PROVINCE OF NUEVA ECIJA

Year Approved: 2011


1732/2001 - the year of establishment as a component municipality of Nueva Ecija and the establishment as a city by virtue of Republic Act No. 9022, respectively

STARS - represent the twenty (23) barangays of Gapan City

PLOW, CARABAO AND RICE STALKS - represent the main industry of the city which is farming

CROWNS AND VIRGIN DIVINA PASTORA - stand for the patron saints of Gapan, the Divine Shepherdess and the Three Kings, celebrated on January and May, respectively

MAP - stands for the map of Gapan. The dividing lines represent the Gapan rice lands, a significant part of the rice granary of the Philippines

TWO CIRCLES - symbolized the City's Executive and Legislative departments

BUILDING - stands for the city building which represents the seat of the government of Gapan City

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