Last modified: 2001-12-13 by antonio martins
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![[Sintra municipality]](../images/p/pt-snt.gif)
The flag is quartered yellow over blue, and the coat of arms is red, on a
rocky mount vert lined sable, a castle tower gold lit and opened blue, between
two crescents argent pointing upwards and two five pointed stars of the same.
This of course represents the local rocky hills, of mystical past and weird
meteorology, and its moorish castle.
António Martins, 06 Mar 1998
![[Sintra plain flag]](../images/p/pt-snt2.gif)
A quite frequent variation without scroll. Scroll-less flags and coas can
be seen even in official municipal buildings and printed material. As far as
I know, the only other portuguese municipality doing this is the neighbouring
Cascais.
António Martins, 06 Mar 1998
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