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Partido. Primero en campo de sinople, tres ovejas paciendo, de plata, colocadas dos y una en palo. Segundo en campo de gules, un acueducto de dos órdenes, de plata, mazonado de sable sobre diez peñascos de lo mismo. | Partido. Primero en campo de sinople, tres ovejas paciendo, de plata, colocadas dos y una en palo. Segundo en campo de gules, un acueducto de dos órdenes, de plata, mazonado de sable sobre diez peñascos de lo mismo. | ||
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The arms were officially granted on November 21, 1988. | The arms were officially granted on November 21, 1988. | ||
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NAVALAGAMELLA
Region : Comunidad de Madrid
Official blazon
Partido. Primero en campo de sinople, tres ovejas paciendo, de plata, colocadas dos y una en palo. Segundo en campo de gules, un acueducto de dos órdenes, de plata, mazonado de sable sobre diez peñascos de lo mismo. |- |English | No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |}
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The arms were officially granted on November 21, 1988.
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