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Poryte village (Poland)
Stawiski commune, Kolno county, Podlaskie vojvodship
Last modified: 2018-12-15 by rob raeside
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image by Jarig Bakker, 11 Jun 2008
adopted 2006; design: Tadeusz Gail
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Poryte village flag
Here is another sub,sub, subnational flag of the tiny, little village (population
220): Poryte - formed from the amalgamation of villages of: Poryte Szlacheckie
(Gentlemen's Poryte) and Poryte Wloscianskie (Peasantś Poryte) in Podlaskie
Voivodship, Kolno County, Stawiski Commune (no former German name since
last Sunday).
Their website says: "Second village
in the Third Republic having its own Coat-of-Arms and flag.
Coat of Arms of the village of Poryte is based on the Arms of the Clan "Prawdzic"
of Pawel Radzanowski (founder of Poryte) and all of Radzanowski family,
as well as Niszczycki family, owners of the villages up to the middle of
17th century.
The heraldists took under consideration the suggestion of the local
priest, Father Janusz M.Kotowski, to add the cross to the Arms as the basis
of the foundation of the village (1375) and the settlement of the land
around it, was the establishment of the Parish in 1386.
The arms and flag are the work (2006) of Mr.Tadeusz Gail - heraldist
from Bialystok."
Chrystian Kretowicz, 10 Jun 2008
Poryte village banner
image by Jarig Bakker, 11 Jun 2008
adopted 2006; design: Tadeusz Gail
Poryte Coat of Arms
image by Jarig Bakker, 11 Jun 2008
adopted 2006; design: Tadeusz Gail