THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE STRZELCE-DREZDENKO DISTRICT
The coat of arms of the district is an escutcheon divided horizontally into two fields with a bar consisting of six wavy stripes: three white and three blue, interchangeably. The upper field shows a silver (white) lily on a red background. The bottom field is silver, with a red plan of a fortress with five bastions on its right side and a red rose with golden (yellow) centre and green leaves on its left side. The silver lily symbolizes the town of Strzelce Krajeńskie (it comes from the town’s coat of arms called Strzelec), the plan of the fortress is a fragment of the coat of arms of the town of Drezdenko (the five-pointed star from the eagle’s tail), and the rose refers to the coat of arms of the town of Dobiegniew. The wavy bar dividing the escutcheon symbolizes the River Noteć that crosses the district in the middle.
THE FLAG OF THE STRZELCE-DREZDENKO DISTRICT
HOISTED HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY
It is a sheet of fabric divided horizontally into three equal parts.
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These are, top to bottom: red, blue and white stripes. Width to length ratio is 5.
Description of the district flag
The district flag is a rectangle of 5:8 height to length ratio. It consist of three equal parallel stripes. The top one is red, the middle one – blue, and the bottom one – white. The colours of the flag correspond to the colours of the coat of arms (the top red part, the middle blue part symbolizing the river and the bottom white part).
