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Chygyryns'ka Community (Cherkasy, Ukraine)

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Presentation
City of Chygyryn
Village of Subotiv
Village of Tinky
Village of Trushivtsi

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Presentation

The Chygyryns'ka Community (Чигиринська міська громада) is one of 26 communities in Cherkas'kyy Raion. It was created in 2018 and enlarged in 2020. It consists of 25 populated places. The Community has about 481 km² with about 14'300 inhabitants.
The Community has no symbols of its own, but is using the symbols of the City of Chygyryn (This is common practice; the symbols of the administrative seat are in use, until the distinct symbols are adopted).

Further sources:
https://chigirinskaotg.gov.ua/
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.280902264311322
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=563523292715883&set=pb.100071746513270.-2207520000
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=530499116018301&set=pb.100071746513270.-2207520000
https://www.heraldicum.ru/ukraine/towns/chigirin.htm
http://www.vexillographia.ru/ukraine/towns/chigirin.htm
https://foto-planeta.com/photo/923541.html
https://naurok.com.ua/prezentaciya-subotiv-kaniv-33368.html
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1138422676916685&set=g.451702699902372
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1040360050074506&set=g.1452162531804767

Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

The flag was adopted by the Town Council on 27.1.2015. It consists of three vertical stripes of red-white-red, where the white field is much wider and contains the city symbol – three arrows placed crosswise facing upwards.
Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

Table Flag

There is also a table flag which is yellow/cream with the town coat of arms in the center and town name below in blue letters.
Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

Coat of Arms

Since 2020

Argent two arrows in saltire surmounted by a further arrow palewise all Silver on a chief Gules a horse courant contourné of the First supported by two figures both of this Last clad Gules Brunatre and Or stood upon a grassy base Vert surmounted by a ribbon scroll of the First with motto of the Third and ensigned by a mural crown of the Second.
Christopher Southworth

In 2020 the town coat of arms was updated, adding supporters and town crown, but I have no details.
Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

1992–2020

Coat of arms adopted on 19.6.1992 by the Town Council. Three arrows on a silver field. At the head of the shield is a silver horse galloping to the left – the historical coat of arms of the city of Cherkassy as a sign of the modern administrative subordination of Chygyryn. A version with ribbon with town name on the top is known from this period.
Blazon (left): Argent Two arrows in saltire and one in pale conjoined Sable with flights Gules on a chief of this Last a horse courant contourné of the First. (Christopher Southworth)

1852–1992

The shield of the coat of arms is divided into two equal parts, in the upper part the coat of arms of the Kyiv province is depicted, and in the lower, silver part, three arrows placed crosswise, with their ends facing upwards, the coat of arms is decorated with a city crown.

Seal of 1592

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The Chygyryn coat of arms was granted together with the Magdeburg Law on October 15, 1592. The privilege gave "the city seal coat of arms – three arrows". In the new royal diploma of April 16, 1792 this coat of arms was confirmed and its color drawing was given – the field is white, the arrows are brown.

Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

Village of Subotiv

The flag was adopted on 18.12.2006 by the Village Council.

Coats of Arms

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Valentin Poposki, 23 November 2024

Village of Tinky

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Coat of Arms

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Azure a bend sinister Or in chief dexter two charges in pale of the Same in base sinister a fish naiant Proper the whole enframed by a cartouche and ensigned by a village crown both of the Second then below a scroll Steel Grey with motto Argent.
Christopher Southworth

Village of Trushivtsi

Coat of Arms

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