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Kutjevo (Pozega-Slavonia, Croatia)

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Last modified: 2008-07-05 by dov gutterman
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image by Željko Heimer, 12 July 2006



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Overview

Kutjevo is a community in the Požega and Slavonija County, some 20 km north-east of Pozega on the southern slopes of the Krndija mountain. 7,500 inhabitants, 2,500 in the town of the same name. Kutjevo is famous for the vine production and the vine cellars.
The coat of arms of Kutjevo, as shown on the County web site at <www.pszupanija.hr> is: azure a castle argent roofed gules with a circular tower above the gates and a belfry in sinister and in the base a buch of grapes slipped with two leaves or.
The castle is the Jesuit castle built in Kutjevo after the liberation from the Turks in 1700 on the ruins of the former Cistercit monastery. The bunch of grapes refers to the famous cellars and the vine production.
Željko Heimer, 31 October 2005

On <www.uhddr.hr> (the site of the war veterans association, quite unrelated except that they had a meeting apparently in the premises of the community) the flag is visible. The flag is drak blue with the coat of arms bordered yellow set in the middle.
Željko Heimer, 12 July 2006

On 13 July 2006 the Croatian Sabor adopted a new law on local subdivision to replace the previous one from 1997 (amended 15 times since then until 2003). The new law is published in the official gazette: Zakon o podrucjima županija, gradova i opcina u Republici Hrvatskoj, 13.07.2006, Narodne novine, 86/2006, 28.07.2006.The law was promulgated on 19 July by presidential decree and it became valid on the day of its issue in the gazette (28.07.2006).
The community of Kutjevo is promoted to a city status.
Željko Heimer, 12 November 2006

The symbols were designed by the Heraldic Art d.o.o. from Rijeka.
Željko Heimer, 2 November 2007


Coat of Arms


image by Željko Heimer, 31 October 2005