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Estepa (Municipality, Andalusia, Spain)

Flag and coat of arms of Estepa - Images from Wikipedia and simbolosdesevilla located by Valentin Poposki, 18 February 2026

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Presentation of Estepa

The municipality of Estepa in the Province of Sevilla has 12,430 inhabitants on 20,242 ha.

Olivier Touzeau, 4 August 2026

Municipality of Estepa in the Province of Sevilla, Andalucia, has its own symbols, but the date of their adoption is unknown.

Coat of arms:
Description: On a silver field, a vine with a bunch of green grapes and fig leaves, surmounted by four gold ears of wheat outlined in black, bearing the motto "OSTIPPO, QUID ULTRA?", and the Alpha and Omega, the shield surmounted by a marquis' coronet and placed upon a scroll. Around it, an olive branch and a palm branch, both intertwined with a crimson ribbon. Below the shield, a yellow ribbon with the inscription "ESTEPA" in black letters.
Meaning: The grapes, fig leaf, and ears of wheat are due to their presence on coins minted at the Roman mint of Ostippo. The motto "Ostippo, Quid ultra?" would be translated as "Estepa, what more?" despite the incorrect use of a question mark at the beginning of a Latin phrase. The coat of arms dates back to 1652, but its use on the municipal seal has been documented continuously since 1868. The marquis' coronet is a reminder of the Marquisate of Estepa.
Flag:
Diagonally divided field from upper hoist to lower fly. Upper triangle is green, lower triangle is white. The flag is uploaded in Wikipedia in 2008 by its user Bart133. No further information.

Valentin Poposki, 18 February 2026