The official provincial seal of Leyte depicts the national Freedom Park commemorating General MacArthur's landing during World War II in the upper portion. The white cross represents Magellan's stop in Leyte on his way to Cebu, with the letter L on the cross standing for Leyte. Stars around the inner circle symbolize Leyte's 41 towns and an everlasting flame honors soldiers who died in World War II.
The official provincial seal of Northern Samar has the letters NS, a map showing the province's 24 municipalities, and a galleon representing Spanish conquistadors who reached the area in 1640. Mt. Bubuya symbolizes where rebels retreated after killing a priest, and images represent key
The official provincial seal of Leyte depicts the national Freedom Park commemorating General MacArthur's landing during World War II in the upper portion. The white cross represents Magellan's stop in Leyte on his way to Cebu, with the letter L on the cross standing for Leyte. Stars around the inner circle symbolize Leyte's 41 towns and an everlasting flame honors soldiers who died in World War II.
The official provincial seal of Northern Samar has the letters NS, a map showing the province's 24 municipalities, and a galleon representing Spanish conquistadors who reached the area in 1640. Mt. Bubuya symbolizes where rebels retreated after killing a priest, and images represent key
The official provincial seal of Leyte depicts the national Freedom Park commemorating General MacArthur's landing during World War II in the upper portion. The white cross represents Magellan's stop in Leyte on his way to Cebu, with the letter L on the cross standing for Leyte. Stars around the inner circle symbolize Leyte's 41 towns and an everlasting flame honors soldiers who died in World War II.
The official provincial seal of Northern Samar has the letters NS, a map showing the province's 24 municipalities, and a galleon representing Spanish conquistadors who reached the area in 1640. Mt. Bubuya symbolizes where rebels retreated after killing a priest, and images represent key
The official provincial seal of Leyte depicts the national Freedom Park commemorating General MacArthur's landing during World War II in the upper portion. The white cross represents Magellan's stop in Leyte on his way to Cebu, with the letter L on the cross standing for Leyte. Stars around the inner circle symbolize Leyte's 41 towns and an everlasting flame honors soldiers who died in World War II.
The official provincial seal of Northern Samar has the letters NS, a map showing the province's 24 municipalities, and a galleon representing Spanish conquistadors who reached the area in 1640. Mt. Bubuya symbolizes where rebels retreated after killing a priest, and images represent key
The upper portion is a perspective of the national Freedom Park
commemorating the landing of General Douglas MacArthur and the American Liberation Forces in Leyte during World War II. The white cross represents the 2nd phase of Leyte's development when Magellan stopped here on his way to Cebu. The alphabet on the cross argent is the ancient Visayan paleographic syllabary of the letter L which stands for Leyte. The stars around the inner circle symbolize the forty-one (41) towns of Leyte and the everlasting flame symbolizes the soldiers who died during World War II. Official Provincial Seal of Northern Samar The letters NS represents Northern Samar. The map of Northern of Samar represents the geographical and political subdivisions comprising the twenty four (24) municipalities of the province, including the five (5) island towns. The galleon represents the Spanish Conquistadores that reach the land of the Ibabao to preach the gospel of Christianity, spread the Creed of Roman Catholicism and introduce civil governance thru the Royal Port of Palapag in the Year 1640. Mt. Bubuya on (Palapag Mesa) represents the highest mountain range in Palapag where Agustin Sumuroy and his men (the insurrectos) retreated to and encamped after killing Fr. Miguel Balberan, thus starting the Sumuroy Rebellion.The rice field, abaca, timber, coconut are all economic representations. The following are the allegorical ideas of the province: Bluethe color is symbolic of vast marine and aquatic resources, a source of livelihood for the fisher folks of the coastal towns. Tangerine-this bright color of the province represents the cheerfulness, high spirits, and optimism of the people of the province. Yellow-it represents golden harvest, and abundance of resources. White - free from color, it symbolizes transparency in governance. Torch-it is meant to illuminate the province and set it afire with quality education, a primary thrust of the provincial government. Rope-tying the emblems together in a circular shape, it represents equality in rights and justice, and unity for peace and development.