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=== City seal ===
[[File:Muntinlupa City.svg|150px|right|Muntinlupa city seal]]
Designed by [[Manuel Amorsolo]], son of National Artist [[Fernando Amorsolo]], the city seal features the Philippine Eagle, the biggest, the strongest and the highest flying bird of the Philippine Republic, a bird that symbolizes the city's mission to become the Premiere Emerald City of the 21st Century.<ref>"[url=http://www.muntinlupacity.gov.ph/index.php?target=about&params=request_._resord]</ref> It is composed of:

* The [[Philippine eagle|Philippine Eagle]] – Symbolizes the City of Muntinlupa soaring into new heights in terms of progress and prosperity; the characteristics properly enlikened to a mother, that is caring, loving and nurturing her children to become good and responsible citizens of the country; and Muntinlupa's hope, vision and dream of becoming a premiere city of the nation.
* Bamboo Surrounding the Seal – Symbolizes the ability of the citizens of Muntinlupa to cope up with the fast changing times; that we can withstand the trials that come our way and stand still and ready to triumph again.
* Lakas, Talino at Buhay – These are words taken from the lyrics of the Muntinlupa March, the city's official anthem. These are values that will guide the city in achieving its goals and visions.
* 1917 and 1995 – The year 1917 marks the time when Muntinlupa became an independent [[Municipalities of the Philippines|municipality]] (although it was effective January 1, 1918, by virtue of Executive Order 108) while the year 1995 was the time when Muntinlupa became a [[Cities of the Philippines|city]].
* The [[Flag of the Philippines|Philippine Flag]] – The flag behind the eagle symbolizes the City of Muntinlupa being a part of the [[Philippines|Republic of the Philippines]] and its government.
* The Nine Stars – The nine stars symbolize the nine [[barangay]]s that comprises the City of Muntinlupa, namely Tunasan, Poblacion, Putatan, Bayanan, Alabang, Cupang, Buli, Sucat and Ayala Alabang.