San Juan Province

The flag of , is a vertical tricolor of blue and white, with what was once the city's coat of arms in the center. 
That flag that the Division of Lieutenant Colonel Juan Manuel Cabot headed at the Los Andes Crossing, was made by women and later destined to be the emblem of the Province of San Juan. It was the first Argentine flag raised in Chile.
The imposing emblem that distinguished the Cabot Column at the crossing, was made by, Borja Toranzo de Zavalla; Jacinta Angulo in Red; and Félix de la Roza de Junco (sister of the Governor of the province). The women made and painted the fabric that was donated by the San Juan, Don José Rudecindo Rojo.
On the light blue and white cloth, like the colors of the National Pavilion, the Patricias painted the shield and the legend "In Union and Freedom", a reference to the revolutionary ideals of May based on the freedom of the peoples from all foreign oppression and unity of the Provinces of the Río de La Plata. Unlike the Flag of the Army of the Andes that was embroidered, the Citizen Flag that Cabot carried was painted.
Category:Argentina
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Category:Coat of Arms