Gobierno de Coahuila Logo

About Gobierno de Coahuila Logo

The logo appears to be a detailed crest or coat of arms. It features a central shield that is divided into two sections vertically. The left section of the shield depicts a landscape with a large tree under which two animals, possibly dogs, are standing; one is on its hind legs while the other is on all fours. A blue sky with clouds is visible in the background of this scene. The right section of the shield shows a lion rampant, standing on its hind legs against a background with classical-style columns and a stairway. Below this half of the shield, a river scene is illustrated with a blue stream, green banks, and a red setting sun on the horizon.

Surrounding the shield is a decorative scroll-like banner in a rich, golden color with ornate edges, giving it an antique look. The top of this banner curls inward on both sides. At the top of the banner, inside the design, the word "COAH" is inscribed in bold letters, followed below by "VILLA DE ZARAGOZA" in a slightly smaller font, conforming to the shape of the banner.

The overall color palette of the logo includes shades of gold, green, blue, brown, and touches of red. The imagery and stylized elements suggest a sense of heritage and tradition associated with the visual identity of a governmental institution.

The Gobierno de Coahuila logo is a government logo made up of around 5 different colors.

The Gobierno de Coahuila logo contains a number of different shapes, including 106 squares, 1 pentagon, 15 stars and 104 circles.

The Gobierno de Coahuila logo is a Gobierno De Coahuila, Government, Mexico, Gobierno, De and Coahuila logo.