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Aguascalientes, Mexico

Estado Libre y Soberano de Aguascalientes / Free and Sovereign State of Aguascalientes

Last modified: 2004-12-29 by juan manuel gabino villascán
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Note: Aguascalientes has no official flag, but one in white charged with the coat of arms is broadly used:

[Aguascalientes unofficial white flag 4:7[Non-official proportions]
[Defacto flag]
[One or more variants under the same basic design]
by António Mártins Tuválkin, May 03, 2000.
See: Coat of arms of white bakground: unofficial flags


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Presentation of Aguascalientes:

Official name: Estado Libre y Soberano de Aguascalientes / Free and Sovereign State of Aguascalientes
Short-form names: Estado de Aguascalientes / State of Aguascalientes; Aguascalientes.
Location: Center of Mexico. It neighbors the Mexican States of Jalisco (S), and Zacatecas (N, W, E)
Area: 5,197 km2
Municipalities: 11
Population: 944,285 inhabitants
Capital: Aguascalientes (Pop.: 643,419)
Statehood: November 10, 1853
Arms adopted: About 1946

INEGI and SEP
Reported by Juan Manuel Gabino Villascán, October 06, 2001.


Coat of arms

Per pale and point per per fess; I is light blue with three silver (?) charges I cannot tell apart; II is grey (silver) with grapes (?) above something, both silver (?); III is yellow with a bee (?) inside a cogwheel (?). Bordure brown with upper case serif bold inscription in yellow; saying, from 9 o'clock from 3 o'clock (arched inwards) "bona terra, bona gens" and from 3 o'clock from 9 o'clock (arched ourwards) "aqua clara, clarum coelum" -- latin for "Good land (=earth, soil, country), good people; clear (=pure) water, clear (=light, fair) sky". The "U"s are not "V"s and the "OE" is geminated, supposing a 19th cent. CoA. I'd expect "aquae calidae", to make it canting... ;-) Helmet and mantle, the later unusually tricolored of red, grey (silvery) and yellow (golden).
António Mártins Tuválkin, May 3, 2000.