Municipality of San Vicente, Province of Ilocos Sur

                                                                                                                                               

MUNICIPALITY OF SAN VICENTE

PROVINCE OF ILOCOS SUR

Year Approved: 1998


SYMBOLISM 

SHIELD – derived from the provincial seal of Ilocos Sur where the town is located.

 

TWO ENCIRCLING BLUE LINES – represent the protective shield of the government as vanguard of the municipality.

 

SPANISH CROWN – signifies that the place was once the seat of the Spanish Authority in the north.

 

SEVEN STARS – represent the seven barangays of the municipality.

 

CROSS – symbolizes the religiosity of the townspeople.

 

CHAIN – stands for unity among the townspeople both in times of peace and trouble.

 

FLOWER – represents hope and joy.

 

CHAIR – symbolizes the furniture making and antique items found in the community.

 

BIG WOK – symbolizes salt-making industry.

 

PLOW – depicts the municipality as an agricultural town with cabbage, onion and rice as its products.

 

FISH – symbolizes the aquatic resources of the town.

 

STATUE – stands for sculpture-making which depicts patience of the constituents engaged in it.

 

ROSE – represents the municipal flower.

 

BLUE – unity

 

RED – heroism and love

 

YELLOW – prosperity

 

GREEN - hope

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