Symbol of Zama City

City Emblem Adopted August 13.1952

City Logo Adopted April 1.1991

The city logo, based on the letter “Z”, symbolizes the city’s hope for the 21st century.

Selected Typefaces Adopted April 1. 1991

These four ways of writing the word “Zama” are used to develop a sense of solidarity among all the residents of the city.

City Color: Vivid Green Adopted April 1. 1991

The residents of Zama had choosen this bright color for their hometown as a symbol of hope and peace.

City Bird: Great Titmouse Adopted April 1. 1991

The bird was selected to symbolize the need for conservation and to promote greater understanding of wildlife protection.

City Tree: the fragrant olive Adopted April 1. 1980

The residents had selected this tree to symbolize the need for conservation and to promote greater understanding of wildlife protection.

City Flower: the sunflower Adopted January 16. 1969

The dark green leaves of the sunflower symbolize the continuous development of the city while the large flower indicates the joint efforts of all the residents to make the city a bright, healthy place to live.