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Chauchina (Municipality, Andalusia, Spain)

Flag and coat of arms of Chauchina - Images located by Valentin Poposki, 04 February 2026
from Wikipedia and from Simbolos de Granada website

Presentation of Chauchina
Symbols of Chauchina
- Earlier symbols of Chauchina

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Presentation of Chauchina

The municipality of Chauchina (5,817 inhabitants; 2,121 ha) is located in the province of Granada.

Olivier Touzeau, 04 February 2026

Symbols of Chauchina

The Municipality of Chauchina in the Province of Granada, that seems to be in parallel use. The earlier coat of arms was adopted 31.05.1989, but there is no information on flag except the image by Wikipedia user Erlenmeyer from 2025. The second set of symbols was adopted in 2024.

Second Coat of arms (2024):

Description: Per pale and enté en point. First, azure, a willow proper, on a terrace vert. Second, azure, a tower proper, on a terrace of the same. Enté en point, argent, three pomegranates or, seeded gules, stalked and left vert, placed fesswise; in base, waves azure and argent. Crest: a closed royal crown. Flanked by a ribbon gules with the inscription, on the dexter side, ROMILLA, and on the sinister side, ROMILLA LA NUEVA. Below the base, another ribbon gules with the inscription CHAUCHI NA.
Meaning: According to tradition, the willow trees give the town its name, and they were abundant in times past. The second quarter depicts the Nasrid-era Romilla Tower, which is preserved in the hamlet of the same name. The pomegranates recall its belonging to the Kingdom of Granada, and the waves allude to the Genil River, which flows through the municipality. The names that appear on the ribbons are those of the three villages that make up the municipality.

Flag with the second coat of arms:

A flag divided into three horizontal stripes of equal height: yellow at the top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom. The municipal coat of arms is in the center.

Source: Wikipedia and Simbolos de Granada website

Valentin Poposki, 04 February 2026

Earlier symbols of Chauchina

Earlier flag and coat of arms of Chauchina - Images located by Valentin Poposki, 01 February 2026
from Wikipedia

First Coat of arms:

Divided vertically. First and third, azure , a willow tree in its natural color. Second, argent , three pomegranates or, split gules, stalked and left vert. Crested with a closed Royal crown.
In the text of the decree, the enamels of the fields appeared swapped to how the shield was actually used .
According to tradition, the willow trees give the town its name, and they were abundant in the past. The pomegranates are a reminder of its belonging to the Kingdom of Granada.

Flag with first coat of arms:

A flag divided into three horizontal stripes of equal height: yellow at the top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom. The municipal coat of arms is in the center.

Valentin Poposki, 04 February 2026