Flag and Code of arms
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The
flag consist of three horizontal stripes of equal width. The top
and bottom stripe are yellow and the center one green. The yellow
stripes represent the Taínos villages two hundred years
before the discovery of the new world and the gold they used. Green
represent the first people inhabit Isabela and the rest of the
island, IX century. |
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The of the colors of the flag apply
equally to code of arms. The gold bell represented in the center
stripe between two cactus is a symbol of the town of San Antonio
de la Tuna. The two cocks represent the bravery of the inhabitants
and Isabela's famous fighting cocks. The horse represents the cattle
wealth of the region and honors the fine step horses (Paso Fino)
for which Isabela is famous. The crown has three towers, a standard
emblem for Puerto Rico cities. |
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