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by Zeljko Heimer, 27 June 2004
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Raša (Ras<a) is a community in the Istria County.
Population about 4,000, some 2,000 in the small town of the same
name. It is situated about, half way between Rijeka and Pula,
some 30 km northeast of Pula. Raša is often nicknamed the
youngest city in Istria, it was built in 1937 as miners'
settlement, and mining is still the most important industry
there. The symbols were adopted some time in November
2003, according an article in a local newspaper: Kristian Stepcic
Reisman: "Opcina Raša dobila novi grb - Rudarska
svjetiljka kao putokaz za bolju buducnost", "Ca je
novega?" besplatni informativni list, br. 3/03, Holcim,
Raša, prosinac 2003, available on line at <www.holcim.com>.
It was designed (as it is obvious by the style) by the Rijeka
company Heraldik-art d.o.o.
The Coat of Arms of Raša is Azure a
miner's lamp or inflamed gules iradiating argent. The flag is
dark-blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow. Ratio 1:2. The Ceremonial Flag is a blue gonfalon with
triangular fly ending with golden fringe, containing the yellow
bordered coat of arms in the middle, the name of the community
above and linden and olive branches below.
Zeljko Heimer,27 June 2004
by Zeljko Heimer, 27 June 2004
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by Zeljko Heimer, 27 June 2004