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                                                                                                                                                               MUNICIPALITY OF PANIQUI PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1989 SYMBOLISM  WHOLE DESIGN INSIDE THE SHIELD – depicts a bat (a flying mammal) popularly known as “Pampaniki” in the vernacular. The old folks say that the name of the town (Paniqui) is derived from “Pampaniki”. STALKS OF RICE GRAINS – stand for agriculture, the main source of living of the majority of the people. SUGARCANES – depict Paniqui, Tarlac as a sugar cen...

                                                                                                                                                         MUNICIPALITY OF SANTA IGNACIA PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1990 SYMBOLISM  SHIELD – derived from the seal of the Province of Tarlac. TWENTY FOUR STARS – represent the 24 barangays of the municipality. SUGAR CANE, RICE STALKS, AND JARS OF BASI – represent the agricultural products of Sta. Ignacia.  

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         MUNICIPALITY OF LA PAZ PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1991 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the tow...

                                                                                                                                               MUNICIPALITY OF CAPAS PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1995 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the town is located MONUMENT - depicts the historic Capas Death March, a silent testament to the valor and bravery of those gallant soldiers who died in defense of our beloved country SUGARCANE & RICESTALKS - represent the principal products of the town CATTLE HEAD - represents the growing source of livelihood among the western populace of the town 1710 - the year the town...

                                                                                                           MUNICIPALITY OF MAYANTOC PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1990 STARS - derived from the national flag representing oneness TREE - represents the wide forest in the mountainous part of the municipality; and where rattan, which gave the town's name, grew in abundance PALAY - reflects the main agricultural product LEAF - symbolizes the secondary crop cultivated in the municipality for local consumption which includes banana SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the town is located

                                                                                                                     MUNICIPALITY OF MONCADA PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 0000 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the town is located MAP - represents the municipality of Moncada SUGARCANE, RICE, FRUITS VEGETABLES - represent that agriculture is the main and source of livelihood of the townspeople SALAKAB - stands for fishing, one of the main sources of livelihood of the people of Moncada

                                                                                                                                                          MUNICIPALITY OF CONCEPCION PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1991 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the town is located SHAKING HANDS - symbolize camaraderie and unity of the people of Concepcion BLUE COLOR (LEFT FOLD) - depicts the crops which made the town of Concepcion agricultural RED COLOR (RIGHT FOLD) - the head of a carabao and farm equipment represent agriculture, the main source of livelihood of the people BUST OF SEN. NINOY ...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  MUNICIPALITY OF GERONA PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 1990 SHIELD - derived from the seal of the province of Tarlac where the town is located THREE (3) STARS WITH YELLOW COLOR - represent Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, the three major islands in the Philippines THE...

                                                                     MUNICIPALITY OF PURA PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 2003 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of Tarlac where the town is located 1877 - the year when the municipality was founded PALAY, CORN AND SUGARCANE - symbolize the town as highly agricultural and farming, the primary source of livelihood of the townspeople

                                                                                                                MUNICIPALITY OF SAN CLEMENTE PROVINCE OF TARLAC Year Approved: 2005 SHIELD - derived from the provincial seal of the Province of Tarlac where the town is a part of RICEFIELD - denotes that the main source of livelihood is farming with abundant  of irrigation coming from the Batacan River HILLS - located at the foot of Zambales mountain ranges RISING SUN - reflects the aspirations of the people and how the municipality strives to attain progress and combat economic stagnation RICE, GINGER AND MANGO - the three (3) major crop produce of the municipality GREEN - represents the abundance of natural re...