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Bechyne, Czech Republic

Tábor okres, South Bohemian Region

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[flag of Bechyne] by Ivan Sache, 3 July 2000
adopted 4 Jun 1998 See also:

Bechyně city flag

Image after Petr Exner's Vexilologický Lexikon prapory obcí ČR (1998) - Bechyně, Tábor district, South Bohemian region - adopted 4 Jun 1998.
The town of Bechyně is situated in the picturesque countryside over the river Lužnice. In the past it belonged to the oldest administrative centres and included a considerable part of South Bohemia with the residence of the archdeaconry as early as the beginning of the Middle Ages. The Bechyně owner`s coat of arms reminds you of the old symbol of South Bohemia - cinquefoil rose, the crest of Petr Vok - the last Rosenberg regent. In 1998 the town had 6124 inhabitants. (info from this site)
Jarig Bakker, 1 July 2000 

Bechyně city CoA

[Bechyne Coat of Arms] image from this site.

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