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 image by Dirk Schönberger, 19 
December 2011
 image by Dirk Schönberger, 19 
December 2011
Source:
http://www.acegua.rs.gov.br/portal1/municipio/hino_brasao.asp?iIdMun=100143468 
The municipality of Aceguá (4,731 inhabitants in 2016; 15,496 ha) is located 
on the border with Uruguay, 430 km south-west of Porto Alegre. Known as "Border 
Princess", Aceguá forms a single urban unit with its Uruguayan counterpart, also 
named Aceguá (1,511 inh. in 2011).
The municipality of Aceguá was 
established on 16 April 1996, separating from Bagé, but inaugurated only on 1 
January 2001.
Ivan Sache, 11 July 2020
The symbols of Aceguá are prescribed by Municipal Law No. 88 promulgated on 
15 February 2002.
Article 2.
The logomark is represented by three 
symbols superimposed on three distances.
I. The foreground features the 
milestone indicating the Brazil-Uruguay border, in ceramic color (tile color), 
with two shades.
II. The middle distance represents a green hill, symbolizing 
Aceguá's hill.
III. The background features a sun, symbolizing municipal 
progress and development.
Article 3.
The logomark shall be composed of 
the three symbols, in proportions twice longer than wide, standing on a black 
horizontal line, beneath the writing "Municipio de Aceguá".
The text shall 
follow the Futura Md BT typography.
Article 4.
The colors of the 
logomark are codified on the Pantone 280 scale CV as follows:
I. Chalk yellow 
- 2C, 3M, 46Y
II. Chartreuse - 45C, 2M, 98Y
III. Brownish red - 17C, 48M, 
68Y
IV. Brick - 36C, 72M, 77Y, 1K
V. Black - 82C, 73M, 73Y, 91K.
Article 5.
The municipal flag is in rectangular shape and has three basic 
colors: yellow, green and light brown.
§1. The flag is composed, primarily, 
of a yellow right-angle triangle, the hypotenuse facing upwards, starting in the 
panel's upper corner.
§2. In the center, a green lozenge [a parallelogram] 
with the distant points in the flag's upper and lower points.
§3. The third 
part of the flag, triangular, light brown, in the same dimensions as the first 
triangle, its inverted shape ending in the panel's lower corner.
§4. In the 
flag's center, superimposed on the lozenge, the perimeter of the map of the 
municipality, white outlined in black.
§5. In the center of the 
aforementioned map, the logomark in proper dimensions and colors.
https://leismunicipais.com.br/a/rs/a/acegua/lei-ordinaria/2002/9/88/lei-ordinaria-n-88-2002-institui-os-simbolos-do-municipio 
- Leis Municipais database
Oddly enough, the monument represented on the 
logomark of Aceguá appears to be white-washed.
Photo:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aceguá,_Departamento_de_Cerro_Largo,_Uruguay_-_panoramio.jpg 
Ivan Sache, 11 July 2020