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Soutice (Czech Republic)

Benesov okres, Central Bohemian region

Last modified: 2009-08-15 by jarig bakker
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[Flag of Soutice] image by Jarig Bakker, 7 Nov 2007
adopted 27 Feb 2004 See also:

Soutice municipality flag

Here is the flag of Soutice, a municpality in the Central Bohemian region (okres Benešov) in Czechia. The flag was approved 27 February 2004, and published in Petr Exner's Vexillological Lexicon of Czech municipal flags 2004.

Description: quartered by a Scandinavian-style cross blue and white; in the (blue) canton a white toptriangle charged with a black wing on a red claw.

The coat of arms is at this webpage: it's the canton, described above.

In the scenic landscape of the Český Smaragd micro-region, on the confluence of the rivers Želivka and Sázava, you will find the village of Soutice that was first mentioned in historical annals at the end of the 1200's. In the centre of the village stands the Church of St James the Great, a Romanesque-Gothic structure. The local small chateau once entertained the famous opera singer Ema Destinnová and the surrounding unspoiled landscape enchanted the writer O. Pavel and the composer L. Huřík who wrote a composition entitled Soutická polka for the village.
Source: this webpage.
Jarig Bakker, 7 Nov 2007

Soutice Coat of Arms

[COA of Soutice] image by Jarig Bakker, 7 Nov 2007