The logo of Pułtusk County is inspired by the official coat of arms, reinterpreting its key elements through a modern, minimalist visual language. At the center of the mark are three white lilies set against a red background. In the context of Pułtusk, the lily is a powerful symbol of the Virgin Mary — the patron saint of the city and its main churches — reflecting the region’s deep religious traditions and its historical ties to the clergy, including the bishops of Płock who once governed Pułtusk. The contemporary stylization of the lilies and their stems also subtly references the natural richness of the region, particularly the White Forest (Puszcza Biała). The dominant red color draws from the historic colors of Mazovia, symbolizing strength, continuity, and regional identity. The Pułtusk County logo represents a cohesive fusion of history and tradition with a contemporary, dynamic design approach — resulting in a clear, recognizable, and timeless visual symbol.