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In Blau mit einer eingeschweiften silbernen Spitze, darin acht (1:2:3:2) grüne Lindenblätter, vom ein links blickender silberner Storch mit rotem Schnabel und roten Beinen, hinten ein silberner sechseckiger Zinnen turm mit zwei pfahlweise angeordneten Fenstern. | |||
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WINDISCHLEUBA
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Altenburger Land
Additions : 1950 Borgishain, Pähnitz, Remsa, Schelchwitz, Zschaschelwitz; 1973 Bocka (1950 Pöppschen)
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In Blau mit einer eingeschweiften silbernen Spitze, darin acht (1:2:3:2) grüne Lindenblätter, vom ein links blickender silberner Storch mit rotem Schnabel und roten Beinen, hinten ein silberner sechseckiger Zinnen turm mit zwei pfahlweise angeordneten Fenstern. Origin/meaningThe arms were officially granted on November 15, 1995. The stork refers to a nature and bird reserve in the municipality, the tower is the tower of the local castle, which was also seen in the historical seals of the village. The 8 linen leaves represent the 8 villages in the municipality. As there is a linden tree in nearly all villages, the linden leaf was chosen as an appropriate symbol. Contact and SupportPartners: Your logo here ?
© since 1995, Heraldry of the World, Ralf Hartemink Literature : Ulle, 2011 |
