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Zalahalap (Veszprem County, Hungary)

Zalahaláp

Last modified: 2002-12-20 by dov gutterman
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by Istvan Molnar, 29 November 2002



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Overview

Zalahaláp is a village in Veszprém county, Hungary near the Lake Balaton. Neighbouring settlements are: Tapolca town, Hegyesd, Sáska and Nyirád villages. The settlement has got 1058 inhabitants (Hungarians; 2001 census). The name of the settlement has got two parts: Zala and Haláp. Zala relates to Zala county - the village was part of the county till 1950. Haláp relates to the Hill Haláp - one of the old volcanoes of the Tapolca Basin - you can see the form of the hill in the CoA. In the red field of the shield there is a gold plough relates to the agriculture, there is a gold vineyard relates to the famous vines of the Balaton Highland.
The colour of the flag is white by the 5/1999 /IX.15./ resolution, but I have seen two light blue flags in official use in the village. The ceremonical flag of the village has got gold fringes in the three edges.
Source: Letter from the mayor of the village, and my photo.
Istvan Molnar, 29 November 2002


Flag in Use


by Istvan Molnar, 29 November 2002


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