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The flag is a quartered flag in yellow and blue with the coat of arms,
which is horizontally partitioned in two: above its silver with a cork oak
proper with yellow acorns, below its yellow with three wavy bars in
silver-blue-silver in the lower part and a wild boar proper above it. The
coat of arms is completed with a 4-towered mural crown and a scroll reading
"VILA DE BARRANCOS".
Jorge Candeias, 24 Jan 1999
This coat of arms illustrates the characteristics of the region. The cork oak stands for the richnesses of the region (produces mostly cattle and cork), the wavy stripes stand for the Múrti