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# Bioggio commune (Ticino canton, Switzerland)

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Last modified: 2026-04-04 by martin karner
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Per pale Gules and Azure in base a barrulet wavy Argent with a dagger to dexter and branch to sinister both Or overall also on base a fleur-de-lis of the Third garnished of the Fourth.
Christopher Southworth

The new emblem of Bioggio is composed of the emblems of the former communes which merged with Bioggio in 2004. The red-blue background refers to the colours of the cantonal arms.
On 4 April 2004 the commune of Bioggio merged with Bosco Luganese and Cimo. It kept its old name but got a new emblem. On 20 April 2008 the commune of Iseo joined them (see below).

- Bioggio (old)
- Bosco Luganese
- Cimo
- Iseo

See also:

- Lugano district
- Ticino canton
- Switzerland

## Bioggio (until 3 April 2004)

image by Pascal Gross

Gules a bar nebuly conjoined with pale wavy between three fleur-de-lis all Argent.
Željko Heimer, 25 June 2003

The flag of Bioggio is a bit topographical as it symbolizes the river Riana flowing into river Vedeggio.
Pascal Gross, 25 June 2003

## Bosco Luganese (until 3 April 2004)

image by Pascal Gross

Azure a fountain with two spouting basins argent in its dexter a branch issuant or and in its sinister a he-goat rampant of the same and in chief a mullet of five also or all above a base paly of eight argent and gules.
Željko Heimer, 26 June 2003

## Cimo (until 3 April 2004)

image by Pascal Gross

Gules a fleur de lis argent and in base a sword of the same hilted and pommend or fesswise point to dexter.
Željko Heimer, 3 July 2003

## Iseo (until 19 April 2008)

image by Pascal Gross

Or a stone marten passant Argent on a fess gules.
Christopher Southworth

The animal on the flag of Iseo is a stone-marten (in Italian faina, Latin martes foina) after the nickname given to the inhabitants.
Pascal Gross, 6 July 2003