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Latest revision as of 11:48, 29 January 2024
YALTA (Ялта)
Region (Oblast) : Crimea
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Origin/meaning
The grapevine is a symbol of the centuries-old wine cultivation in and around the city. The branch of a magnolia symbolizes the riches of the local nature. A dark blue background designates the sea around Yalta.
Literature: Panyenko, 1996
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