Flags and coats of arms of the Italian regions

This list shows the flags and coats of arms of the 20 Italian Italian regions .

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SV	region	Remarks
2: 3	Abruzzo Abruzzo
2: 3	Aosta Valley Valle d'Aosta	In the coat of arms the silver lion. A gold crown rests on the shield.
2: 3	Apulia Puglia	The emblem shows a silver octagon with an olive tree in natural colors, which is placed on a red octagon. There is a golden crown above it. The flag itself is framed by a blue and a white border.
2: 3	Basilicata Basilicata	The four wavy lines represent the four major rivers in the region: Basenot, Agri , Bradano and Sinni.
1: 1	Emilia-Romagna Emilia-Romagna	The flag and coat of arms show a stylized outline map of the region.
2: 3	Friuli-Venezia Giulia Friuli-Venezia Giulia	The golden eagle comes from the historical patriarchate of Aquileia (1000 to 1420).
2: 3	Calabria Calabria	The region's emblem is a sloping crossing with a pine tree , two crosses and a trimmed Doric column as a reference to the ancient settlement area of the Greeks in Magna Graecia .
2: 3	Campania Campania
1: 2	Lazio Lazio	The octagonal emblem is divided into nine fields. Four of them show the Italian national colors . The other five fields show the coats of arms of the five provinces in the region. On the flag, this emblem is surrounded by laurel and olive branches, topped with a golden crown. Underneath are the words Regione Lazio in gold.
2: 3	Liguria Liguria	The emblem of this region is a stylized silver caravel with white sails on which four silver stars are placed.
2: 3	Lombardy Lombardia	The so-called Rosa camuna is supposed to remind of the prehistoric drawings in Camuni.
2: 3	Brands Marche	The emblem consists of a white, green-rimmed shield with a black M for the region's first letter, the left half of which is a stylized woodpecker .
2: 3	Molise Molise
2: 3	Piedmont Piedmont	The colors go back to the coat of arms of the Prince of Piedmont, the eldest son of the King of Sardinia and show a color reversal of the Sardinian coat of arms.
2: 3	Sardinia Sardegna	The symbol of the island are the four moors , one of which can be found in a similar form in the flag of the neighboring island of Corsica .
2: 3	Sicily Sicilia	The flag of Sicily shows a triskele on a yellow-red background. It has existed since the Sicilian Vespers in 1282, when Sicily rebelled against the rule of Charles I of Anjou . The color red symbolizes the city of Palermo , the color yellow stands for the city of Corleone , which was the agricultural center of Sicily. These two cities worked for the independence of Sicily.
2: 3	Tuscany Toscana	The silver Pegasus was the symbol of the Tuscan National Liberation Committees during World War II and was adopted from a 1537 coin design by the Renaissance artist Benvenuto Cellini in honor of Cardinal Pietro Bembo . The red-white-red flag is similar to the Austrian colors, under whose rule the region was in the 18th century. Red and white are also traditional colors in many Tuscan cities.
2: 3	Trentino-South Tyrol Trentino-Alto Adige	The flag and coat of arms bear the black eagle of Trient and the red eagle of South Tyrol twice on silver .
2: 3	Umbria Umbria	The region's emblem is a stylized representation of the three candles that are used in the wax candle run in honor of St. Ubald of Gubbio .
2: 3	Veneto Veneto	The lion of Mark is the symbol for the evangelist Mark , whose relics have been resting in Venice since 828.