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by Blas Delgado Ortiz, 2 September 2001
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Cayey - The flag derives its design and colors from the Coat
of Arms, which is in the center of the flag and has four
triangles pointing to it, two of them white, and the other two
red.
Blas Delgado Ortiz, 9 April 2001
The official flag has a solid black ring encircling the Coat
of Arms, not a dotted ring as presentedin the LexJuris image.
Blas Delgado Ortiz, 2 September 2001
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by Nelson Román, 12 July 2004
Coat of Arms of the city of Cayey. Cayey is known as
"Ciudad de las Brumas" (City of the Hazes). It is also
known as "Ciudad del Torito" and The
"Coqui Dorado" City.
Juan Colón De Jesús, 9 June 2001
The Coat of Arms has a three tip mountain, a red bull, and a
waving blue stripe representing the abundant water in the zone
and also in reverence to the primitive Matron of the town of
Cayey. The shield is topped with the silver lamb symbol of San
Juan of Puerto Rico, and a red book. The colors red and gold
symbolize the Spanish tradition and it's founder. The green color
represents the landscapes and Cayey mountains. The black color
indicates antiquity, solemnity and seriousness. The shield is a
creation by Dr. J.J. Santa Pinter, associated professor of the
Colegio Universitario de Cayey.
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