[1] In the center, a mountain in green, in the center, this represents the Hidalgo mountain range, as well as the crest of its mines.12 On the right side, a bronze bell hanging from a piece of wood, representing the Bell of Dolores.12 On the left, a Phrygian cap in gules, adorned with three laurel branches, these being symbols of freedom and victory, obtained with the consummation of the Independence of Mexico in 1821.

In the center is a war box, a symbol of the three great social movements of Mexico: Independence, Reform and Revolution.12 To the right, center and left, three holes in the field, symbolizing the mine entrances, which represent mining, the main economic activity of Hidalgo.

The mural work is depicted on the walls of the Principal and Juárez courtyards of the building; On the first or second level of the Juarez patio is where the representations of the coats of arms of the states of Mexico are.

This representation was used for a long time in various events and official ceremonies of the Government of the state of Hidalgo.

In 2017, it was planned to create the Law of the Anthem, the Shield and the Flag of the State of Hidalgo.