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Coat of Arms Gdynia's coat of arms consists of a
picture of two yellow fishes with a white sword
in the background placed on the red shield. The
white sword on the red shield refers to Polish
Navy banner and implies bravery of Gdynia
inhabitants when defending the Polish sea. Two
fishes - one heading west and the second one
heading east - present the maritime character of
the city and remind of the old fishing village.
   
 
Flag - Gdynia City Council adopted Gdynia's flag
on 20th April 1994. The flag is an interior
representative sign and identifies the city as a
municipality.The flag of Gdynia is rectangular
in shape (with proportion of side 35). The flag
presents two horizontally located areas, white at
the top and turquoise at the bottom which
symbolize the sky and the sea respectively.
Proportion in the width of the white area to the
turquoise one equals 31. Gdynia's coat of arms
is placed on the white area with its axis being
located 1 of the area length (from the mast). A
white long strip goes horizontally through the
upper part of the turquoise area being parallel
to its longer side. The strip symbolizes
battering of waves.