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En sköld av silver med en bandvis ställd blå ström åtföljd ovan av ett rött järnmärke och nedan av ett kopparmärke av samma färg. | En sköld av silver med en bandvis ställd blå ström åtföljd ovan av ett rött järnmärke och nedan av ett kopparmärke av samma färg. | ||
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The arms were officially granted on November 5, 1920. | The arms were officially granted on November 5, 1920. | ||
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Province (Landskap): Dalarna
County (Län): Dalarnas län
Additions : 1967 By, Folkärna, Grytnäs, Krylbo
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En sköld av silver med en bandvis ställd blå ström åtföljd ovan av ett rött järnmärke och nedan av ett kopparmärke av samma färg.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on November 5, 1920.
The wavy bend refers to the Dalälv river in the municipality. The history of the town is strongly associated with mining an industry. The copper sign refers to the copper mining since medieval times. In 1636 a larger copper factory was established in the town, which became one of the largest in Europe. Copper remained an important part of the local economy until 1869. In 1874 the start was made for an iron factory, which is symbolized by the iron symbol in the arms.
 The arms in the Kaffe Hag album +/- 1935 |
 The arms on an information booth (2016) |
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Literature : Andersson, 1994; Svärdström, 1952