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The arms are based on elements from the arms of the four former municipalities. The bicoloured bend represents the chevrons from Griesenberg and Strohwilen, the boat is taken from Amlikon, the bear's head from Bissegg | The arms are based on elements from the arms of the four former municipalities. The bicoloured bend represents the chevrons from Griesenberg and Strohwilen, the boat is taken from Amlikon, the bear's head from Bissegg | ||
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AMLIKON-BISSEGG
Canton : Thurgau
Additions : 1995 Amlikon, Bissegg, Griesenberg, Strohwilen
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The arms are based on elements from the arms of the four former municipalities. The bicoloured bend represents the chevrons from Griesenberg and Strohwilen, the boat is taken from Amlikon, the bear's head from Bissegg
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