Fortin

Fortin is one of the 212 districts of the province of Veracruz in Mexico. Its city seat is the city of Fortin de las Flores. Toward the finish of the 18^th century, they manufactured a Fort to ensure, in their travel, the genuine practices that moved along the old street of the Metlac River, site picked by the burglars to submit their wrongdoings. The shield is comprised of four fields: the main situated in the upper left, speaks to the quality of its farming, a laborer controlling his burden of bulls to till the land, symbolizes what the population was or is, made up of workers. In the second field on the upper right side, it symbolizes the primary horticultural generation of the district: sugar stick and espresso.

The third field situated on the left internal side, is spoken to by a fortification that was worked by the Spaniards, where there remained a checkpoint of Hispanic troopers, under the order of Captain Villegas, who monitored and secured the section of the procedures that conveyed gold and travelers from the capital of the viceroyalty, to the port of Veracruz. The fourth field is on the lower right half of the shield, where some movement packs show up, with the auxiliary diagram of a lodging, which symbolizes the travel industry, circling the shield, you can see a chain or accessory shaped by the blossom illustrative of Fortin, "the gardenia". The shield comes full circle in the upper part, with a star or star, image of the great atmosphere of this population and the overwhelming Citlaltepetl spring of gushing lava or Pico de Orizaba, additionally called by the pilots "Estrella de la Manana".