GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 Logo

About GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 Logo

The logo features a circular design that is predominantly gray and white. At the center, there is an outline of the state of Sonora, represented in a gradient that transitions from a darker gray at the top to a lighter gray toward the bottom. Surrounding the state outline are five blue stars, evenly spaced along the top half of the circle.

Above the state outline, in an arc, is the text "GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO" in bold capital letters, colored in a matching gray tone. Below the state outline, the text "UN NUEVO SONORA" also appears in an arc and features the same bold, uppercase style, creating a cohesive look throughout the logo. The entire design is enclosed within a thick, circular gray border, contributing to its authoritative appearance.

Overall, the logo combines elements of government symbolism with a modern aesthetic, featuring neutral colors and a clear representation of the state of Sonora, along with distinct textual elements that emphasize the period of governance.

The GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 logo is a government logo made up of around 3 different colors.

The GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 logo contains a number of different shapes, including 504 squares, 2 pentagons, 39 stars and 358 circles.

The GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include teal, silver and white. Beyond those 3 basic colors there are also 3 more specific colors found, these include ugly blue, light grey blue and very light pink.

The GOBIERNO SONORA 2009-2014 logo is a Government, Mexico, Gobierno and Sonora logo.