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The small bridge is canting: "antaliepte" refers to "place on / at a small bridge" in Lithuanian. The cross both refers to the local church of Discovery of St. Cross and symbolizes the merits of monks (monasteries existed there in 18-20th centuries) for the enlightenment of local people. Blue symbolizes loyalty and fortitude of the local people. | The small bridge is canting: "antaliepte" refers to "place on / at a small bridge" in Lithuanian. The cross both refers to the local church of Discovery of St. Cross and symbolizes the merits of monks (monasteries existed there in 18-20th centuries) for the enlightenment of local people. Blue symbolizes loyalty and fortitude of the local people. | ||
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{{media}} Rimsa, 2004 | {{media}} Rimsa, 2004 | ||
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ANTALIEPTĖ
County : Utena
Municipality : Zarasai
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The arms were officially granted on December 5, 2000.
The small bridge is canting: "antaliepte" refers to "place on / at a small bridge" in Lithuanian. The cross both refers to the local church of Discovery of St. Cross and symbolizes the merits of monks (monasteries existed there in 18-20th centuries) for the enlightenment of local people. Blue symbolizes loyalty and fortitude of the local people.
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Index of the site Rimsa, 2004