Sinaloa de Leyva, Sinaloa (Mexico)

Last modified: 2025-04-19 by daniel rentería
Keywords: sinaloa de leyva | sinaloa | bandera municipal y escudo municipal (sinaloa) | escudo del municipio (sinaloa) | bandera del municipio (sinaloa) | héraldica municipal de sinaloa |
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I was unable to find a flag for Sinaloa de Leyva.
Daniel Rentería, 8 April 2025

Coat of Arms

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Daniel Gámez Enríquez as Municipal President, in coordination with the historian Antonio Nakayama, designed the municipal coat of arms and had it adopted officially 26 July 1962. The shield has a red bordure, reading the initials "MS" and "MC" on its left and righthand sides, respectively. It is divided into four quadrants. In the upper-left is the image of a petate, referencing the original name of the Sinaloa River and region (Petatlán, meaning place of the petates). The upper-right depicts the tower of the church of San Felipe de Santiago, established 1635, also referencing the foundation of the population in 1853.
Note: I actually couldn't find the meaning of the initials, a bit surprised. The third section depicts a star on the northwestern region, bordering the Pacific. The fourth section depicts a hand holding a torch for the Revolution, especially referencing Gabriel Leyva Solano. The shackle on the hand is open, representing the liberation of the peoples from oppression. Serving as a crest to the coat of arms is the National Coat of Arms, symbol of the nationality. Below is a ribbon reading "Villa de Sn. Phelipe y Santiago de Sinaloa", the original name of the region.
Daniel Rentería, 8 April 2025

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