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D'or au clocher de gueules accosté de deux colonnes tronquées du même, posés sur une terrasse de sinople. | D'or au clocher de gueules accosté de deux colonnes tronquées du même, posés sur une terrasse de sinople. | ||
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The bell-tower (Clocher) is canting, the two pillars refer to the Gallo-Roman city existing on the territory of the municipality. | The bell-tower (Clocher) is canting, the two pillars refer to the Gallo-Roman city existing on the territory of the municipality. | ||
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HAUT-CLOCHER
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D'or au clocher de gueules accosté de deux colonnes tronquées du même, posés sur une terrasse de sinople.
Origin/meaning
The bell-tower (Clocher) is canting, the two pillars refer to the Gallo-Roman city existing on the territory of the municipality.
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