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The arms show in the first quarter a garb, symbol for agriculture, the main source of income in the village. The second quarter shows three saw-blades derived from the arms of the Broyes family, who founded the village of Beaufort. The castle in the third quarter symbolises the local castle. The fourth quarter shows a wavy bar for the La Voire river in the municipality. | The arms show in the first quarter a garb, symbol for agriculture, the main source of income in the village. The second quarter shows three saw-blades derived from the arms of the Broyes family, who founded the village of Beaufort. The castle in the third quarter symbolises the local castle. The fourth quarter shows a wavy bar for the La Voire river in the municipality. | ||
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[[Civic Heraldry Literature - France|'''Literature''']]: Information provided by [http://www.grammont.nom.fr Oliver Grammont], Monmorency | [[Civic Heraldry Literature - France|'''Literature''']]: Information provided by [http://www.grammont.nom.fr Oliver Grammont], Monmorency | ||
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MONTMORENCY-BEAUFORT
Département : Aube
Origin/meaning
The arms show in the first quarter a garb, symbol for agriculture, the main source of income in the village. The second quarter shows three saw-blades derived from the arms of the Broyes family, who founded the village of Beaufort. The castle in the third quarter symbolises the local castle. The fourth quarter shows a wavy bar for the La Voire river in the municipality.
Literature: Information provided by Oliver Grammont, Monmorency