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The tower is an allusion to the name of the town, Caracale meaning "black fortress" in the Pecheneg language; the Capitoline wolf evokes the intense process of Romanization that took place in antiquity in this area; the wheat ears are reminiscent of the richness of the soil and the cultivation of cereals, traditional in this area; the winged hat refers to the commercial activity carried out in the town.
The tower is an allusion to the name of the town, Caracale meaning "black fortress" in the Pecheneg language; the Capitoline wolf evokes the intense process of Romanization that took place in antiquity in this area; the wheat ears are reminiscent of the richness of the soil and the cultivation of cereals, traditional in this area; the winged hat refers to the commercial activity carried out in the town.


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CARACAL

District/county (județ) : Olt

Stema Caracal

Official blazon

Un scut despicat; în dreapta, pe roșu, lupoaica capitolină; partea din stânga, albastră, este tăiată de o fascie crenelată roșie. În câmpul superior s-a plasat pălăria înaripată a zeului Mercur și două spice de grâu încrucișate, totul de aur. În partea inferioară, un turn de argint crenelat, cu poartă deschisă și o fereastră luminată albastru. Scutul este timbrat de o coroană murală de argint formată din cinci turnuri crenelate.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on September 27, 1999.

The tower is an allusion to the name of the town, Caracale meaning "black fortress" in the Pecheneg language; the Capitoline wolf evokes the intense process of Romanization that took place in antiquity in this area; the wheat ears are reminiscent of the richness of the soil and the cultivation of cereals, traditional in this area; the winged hat refers to the commercial activity carried out in the town.


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