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The first corner represents the Asomante where last battles of the Hispano-American War took place, symbolized by the sword, and in the base the | The first corner represents the Asomante where last battles of the Hispano-American War took place, symbolized by the sword, and in the base the | ||
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The fourth quarter shows a divided mountain of green colour which represents the San Cristóbal Canon with a seashell in the superior part that symbolizes Apostle | The fourth quarter shows a divided mountain of green colour which represents the San Cristóbal Canon with a seashell in the superior part that symbolizes Apostle | ||
Santiago in whose honour the "Patron Festivities" have been celebrated when the | Santiago in whose honour the "Patron Festivities" have been celebrated when the | ||
artisans of the town chose a symbolic "king" to whom the Mayor gives the keys of the city. In the base there are blue and white waves that represent the aquatic wealth.The banner "Jardín de Puerto Rico" (Garden of Puerto Rico) recalls the popular characteristic of Aibonito noted for its gardens, flowers and plants. | artisans of the town chose a symbolic "king" to whom the Mayor gives the keys of the city. In the base there are blue and white waves that represent the aquatic wealth.The banner "Jardín de Puerto Rico" (Garden of Puerto Rico) recalls the popular characteristic of Aibonito noted for its gardens, flowers and plants. '''[[Civic Heraldry Literature - United States|'''Literature''']]''': | ||
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[[Category:Puerto Rico]] | [[Category:Puerto Rico]] | ||
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