Boalemo Regency Emblem

The Boalemo Regency emblem consists of a pentagonal form and symbols associated with the regency’s natural resources, livelihoods, wildlife, and aspirations. Boalemo is in Gorontalo, Indonesia.

• Pentagonal form: The five-sided form symbolizes Pancasila, Indonesia’s state foundation.
• Mountain: The mountain symbolizes the natural resources and potential of Boalemo Regency.
• Rice fields and farmland: These symbolize the potential of agriculture and food security.
• Coconut: The coconut symbolizes a leading commodity and an important plantation product for the people of Boalemo.
• Sea: The sea symbolizes marine wealth, fisheries, and marine tourism, including the area around Tomini Bay.
• Maleo bird: The Maleo symbolizes a distinctive or rare animal found in Boalemo and regarded as a source of local pride.
• Keris (Bituo): The keris symbolizes the people’s readiness, steadfastness, and confidence in defending their honor.
• Rice and cotton: These symbolize aspirations for prosperity, justice, and social welfare for the whole community.

The Boalemo Regency emblem is associated with the regional motto “IDAMAN,” often linked to the values of beauty, peace, safety, independence, religious devotion, and comfort.