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The arms show the patron saint, St. Gangolf. The arms are based on the statue of the saint in the local church, which is symbolised by the bordure.

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	The arms show the patron saint, St. Gangolf. The arms are based on the statue of the saint in the local church, which is symbolised by the bordure.		The arms show the patron saint, St. Gangolf. The arms are based on the statue of the saint in the local church, which is symbolised by the bordure.