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Coat of Arms
by Zeljko Heimer, 8 October 2003
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Sv. Fuilip i Jakov is a community in Zadar County some 20 km
south of Zadar , just north of Biograd na moru. It is a well known
summer resort. It has 4,500 inhabitants.
The coat of arms is azure a bar gemel or and overall a crozier
argent in pale. The coat of arms is rather frequently used (in
comparison with coat of arms of other communities in the region I
think I have seen it unnumbered of times on all possible spots),
most frequently in the "ceremonial" version
ornamented with an olive and a vine branch. This may indicate
that there is also a ceremonial flag in similar design, but I
have no other "hints" for that.
As the matter of fact, I have not seen the flag of Sv. Filip i
Jakov even if it is most certainly adopted.
The place is named after the patrons - Saint Philip and Jacob.
The crozier stands for their pastoral work, while the double bar
symbolically stand for the two saints.
I estimate that the coat of arms was adopted around 1998.
Zeljko Heimer, 8 October 2003