Flag of Somogy County Hungary The Flag of Somogy County Hungary is a heraldic emblem that serves as the official symbol of Somogy County, one of Hungary’s 19 counties. Adopted in 2013, the flag is a rectangular banner divided into two equal vertical panels. The left panel features three red horizontal bars, representing the historic county of Baranya, which was once part of Somogy County. The right panel displays a white field with a black eagle holding a shield charged with an escutcheon bearing the coat of arms of the city of Kaposvr. The flag’s design emphasizes the historical and cultural heritage of Somogy County, including its connection to Baranya County and the prominence of Kaposvr within the region. The flag is a significant symbol for residents and serves as a visual representation of Somogy County’s identity within Hungary and beyond.