Region: Bicol Region
Province: Camarines Sur
City/Municipality: Lagonoy
Category: Local Government Unit (LGU)
Year Approved: 2012

Municipality of Lagonoy, Province of Camarines Sur

SYMBOLISM

CIRCLE - represents unity among the people of Lagonoy.

SHIELD - derived from the Provincial seal of Camarines Sur where the municipality of Lagonoy is located.

RICE LAND - represents the agricultural output and main source of income of the majority of Lagonoyon.

ABACA - which grows in abundance in the fertile soil of the mountainous area, making Lagonoy one of the biggest abaca producers of the province.

HELMET AND PICK - represent the mining industry of the municipality.

TREES AND LOGS - represent the logging industry of the municipality.

COCONUT - represents the tree of life which was planted in a vast area of the municipality.

BUILDING, CHURCH AND HOUSE - represent the three components of the municipality, the local government, religious sector and the community.

FISH AND SEA - represent the fishing industry, which sustains the whole municipality and the municipality's numerous marine resources, which provide a mode of transportation for the east and north coastal populace.

"SAMHOD" (SOFT BROOM) - denotes that the municipality of Lagonoy, Camarines Sur is known as the home of the largest "Samhod" (soft broom), and the yearly celebration of the town fiesta is also called "Samhod Festival". Soft broom making is one of the key industries of this municipality.
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