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The pale represents the main military road that passed through the village until 1661. The eaglets are the symbol of Lorraine, to which the village historically belongs. | The pale represents the main military road that passed through the village until 1661. The eaglets are the symbol of Lorraine, to which the village historically belongs. | ||
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Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of France - Armorial de France |
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ALAINCOURT-LA-CÔTE
Département : Moselle
Official blason :
De gueules au pal d’argent accompagné de deux alérions du même.
Origin/meaning
The pale represents the main military road that passed through the village until 1661. The eaglets are the symbol of Lorraine, to which the village historically belongs.
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