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====Origin/meaning====
The bridge is the bridge in the town over the Seine river. The chief shows a Roman army tent, as a symbol for the Roman fortress that once stood in the village. The two bunches of grapes symbolise the former importance of viticulture in the area.
The bridge is the bridge in the town over the Seine river. The chief shows a Roman army tent, as a symbol for the Roman fortress that once stood in the village. The two bunches of grapes symbolise the former importance of viticulture in the area.



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COURBEVOIE

Département : Hauts-de-Seine

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Origin/meaning

The bridge is the bridge in the town over the Seine river. The chief shows a Roman army tent, as a symbol for the Roman fortress that once stood in the village. The two bunches of grapes symbolise the former importance of viticulture in the area.

Literature : Image taken from La banque du blason (with permission)