Last modified: 2003-07-12 by dov gutterman
Keywords: hungary | budapest | ujpest | anchor |
Links: FOTW homepage |
search |
disclaimer and copyright |
write us |
mirrors
(1:2)
by István Molnár, 12 June 2001
See also:
The flag and the CoA was adopted in 8th April 1993 by the
Council of the Community of Budapest Capital IV. District
Újpest. The flag colours are: redn and gold (yellow). The flag
is used with CoA in the middle. horizontal or vertical... Ratio
of the flag: 1:2. At <www.ujpest.hu>
you can find the image of the CoA.
István Molnár, 12 October 2000
Újpest is a district of Budapest Capital (IV. district) in
Hungary on the left bank of the Danube. The district has got
114.622 inhabitants (1990 census) nearly all of them are
Hungarians. Eight of the Official Ethnic Minorities in Hungary
has ethnic council in the settlement: Gipsy, Greek, Croatian,
Polish, German, Rumanian, Serb and Ukrainian Neighbouring
settlements are: Budapest XIII., Budapest XV. - Rákospalota, Dunakeszi town and Budapest III -
Óbuda-Békásmegyer.
The territory of the district is inhabited from Ages and many
villages were there in the Middle Ages, Újpest is a young
settlement. The first house by the side of the Pest's Border Pub
was built in 1832. From 1840 the settlements was a village and
between 1907-1929 it was a town. Between 1929-1950 it was a city.
In 1950 the city was united into Budapest Capital and became the
IV. district. In 1983 they started to build a new residental
district: Káposztásmegyer.
In 1910 Újpest was a town in Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun County.
Number of inhabitants in 1910: 55.197; 49.307 (89,3%) Hungarian,
3.116 (5,6%) German, 1.322 (2,4%) Slovakian, 941 (1,7%) Czech and
511 (0,9%) others by mother tongue, 36.362 (65,9%) Roman
Catholic, 10.140 (18,4%) Jew, 5.342 (9,7%) Calvinist and 3.352
(6,1%) other by religion.
The flag, the CoA and the seal were adopted in 8th April 1993.
István Molnár, 14 October 2000
by István Molnár, 12 June 2001
Transparent version based on photo by Zeljko Heimer.
István Molnár, 12 June 2001
I though it odd, but it is so. I think I saw the same flag
with transparent CoA in use somewhere in the city too.
Zeljko Heimer, 12 June 2001
by Antonio Martins, 28 Febuary 2001
This flag appears at Dr. Széll Sándor: Városaink neve, címere és lobogója (1941) as "Újpest, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun Co.". Red ba