Coat of arms of Rio Negro Department - Tumbler 20oz

The Coat of Arms of Rio Negro Department is the official heraldic symbol representing the administrative division of Rio Negro, Argentina. Adopted on October 14, 1976, the coat of arms showcases a shield divided into three parts: the top section displays an eagle with outstretched wings, the middle section features a sun and wheat stalks, while the bottom portion exhibits a cogwheel. The symbolism represents the region's rich natural resources, agricultural productivity, and industrial heritage. A river banner is placed on the scroll beneath the shield, inscribed with the department's name and motto: "Industria y Progreso" (Industry and Progress).