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 image by Ivan Sache, 6 August 2020
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The municipality of Sarandi (22,632 inhabitants in 2012; 35,336 ha) is 
located on the border with Santa Catarina state, 100 km north of Porto Alegre. 
The municipality is composed of the districts of Sarandi (seat), Barreirinho, 
Ati-açu and Novo Sarandi.
Sarandi was settled in 1918 by the Gomes, 
Schering & Sturm Company, which sold plots to Italian colonists. The first 
settlers were established on 3 March 1919.
The municipality of Sarandi was 
established on 27 June 1939 and inaugurated on 1 January 1940.
https://www.sarandi.rs.gov.br/municipio/ 
Municipal website
Ivan Sache, 
6 August 2020
The flag of Sarandi is prescribed by Municipal Law No. 1,553 promulgated on 
29 August 1975.
Article 1.
The flag of the municipality shall be 
white, charged in the central part with the municipal coat of arms prescribed by 
Law No. 988 promulgated on 18 June 1988.
Article 2.
The features of 
the flag of the municipality obey the following rules.
I - The flag's width 
is 14 units.
II - The flag's length is 20 units.
III - In the center shall 
be placed the coat of arms of the municipality.
IV - The arrangement of the 
coat of arms shall obey the following norms.
a) Its center shall be placed 
exactly in the middle of the 20-units length and its lower part shall reach the 
4th unit of its the flag's width.
b) In the flag's length, the coat of arms 
shall be 6 units in length, from the 8th to the 13th unit.
Article 3.
The two sides of the flag shall be exactly equivalent, mirroring each other.
https://leismunicipais.com.br/a/rs/s/sarandi/lei-ordinaria/1975/156/1553/lei-ordinaria-n-1553-1975-cria-a-bandeira-do-municipio-dispoe-sobre-a-sua-forma-e-apresentacao-e-da-outras-providencias
Leis Municipais database
The coat of arms of Sarandi is prescribed by 
Municipal Law No. 1988 promulgated on 18 June 1964.
Article 1.
A 
shield divided in a field and two quarters, two scrolls and one sector. The 
field aims at representing the municipality's symbols and history. On a 
background or five stars representing the areas separated from the municipality 
to establish the municipalities of Nonoal, Liberato Salzano, Ronda Alta, 
Constantina and Rondinha. An Indian head-dress as a tribute to the lords who 
owned the land, acquired by conquest right, whose descendants still live in 
small groups in the municipality. A conquistador cross, as a tribute to the 
pioneers who established the first sheds of the old cattle ranches and to those 
who penetrated the land in search of easy access ways to Curitiba. In the upper 
part, a blue scroll recalling river Uruguai, near which the municipality of 
Sarandi was originally established. An orange scroll representing Santa Catarina 
state, whose territory is adjacent to the municipality. In the first quarter, a 
pig on a plowed field, as a tribute to pig breeding, one of the powers of the 
local economy. The plowed field represents proper production. In the second 
quarter, a maize cob symbolizing the important production of maize. The two 
quarters on a white field with the writing "prata de casa". A green sector 
representing agriculture organized as the base of the municipality's emergence, 
and promising industry represented by a cogwheel or. The shield supported by two 
wheat spikes, two soybean plants and a bunch of grapes, symbolizing the most 
significant crops. A stylized wavy stripe, in the colors of Rio Grande do Sul 
inscribed with the motto "DIGNITAS IN LABORE" and the date of political 
emancipation. The shield surmounted by a mural crown argent with three 
fortresses, symbol of the town, the fortresses representing the districts.
https://leismunicipais.com.br/a/rs/s/sarandi/lei-ordinaria/1964/99/988/lei-ordinaria-n-988-1964-adota-e-define-o-simbolo-do-municipio
Leis Municipais database
Photo
https://www.facebook.com/575849662609389/photos/a.740739556120398/1331244063736608/?type=3&theater 
Ivan Sache, 6 August 2020