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De sinople au pont d'argent maçonné de sable, accompagné en chef de trois roues de moulin d'or, mal ordonnées et en pointe d'un dragon d'or, armé et lampassé de gueules, transpercé d'une épée versée d'or. | De sinople au pont d'argent maçonné de sable, accompagné en chef de trois roues de moulin d'or, mal ordonnées et en pointe d'un dragon d'or, armé et lampassé de gueules, transpercé d'une épée versée d'or. | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The arms show the slain dragon as a symbol for St. George. The bridge is the local Pont du Diable (Devil's bridge) and the water mill wheels refer to the former importance of the water mills for the local economy and development. | The arms show the slain dragon as a symbol for St. George. The bridge is the local Pont du Diable (Devil's bridge) and the water mill wheels refer to the former importance of the water mills for the local economy and development. | ||
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SAINT-GEORGES-EN-COUZAN
Département : Loire
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De sinople au pont d'argent maçonné de sable, accompagné en chef de trois roues de moulin d'or, mal ordonnées et en pointe d'un dragon d'or, armé et lampassé de gueules, transpercé d'une épée versée d'or.
Origin/meaning
The arms show the slain dragon as a symbol for St. George. The bridge is the local Pont du Diable (Devil's bridge) and the water mill wheels refer to the former importance of the water mills for the local economy and development.
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