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PLUFUR
Département : Côtes-d'Armor
Official blazon
- (fr) De gueules à trois quintefeuilles d'argent mal ordonnées; à la bordure ondée d'argent.
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Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted in 2001.
The three flowers are canting, the name Plufur means flowers (fur) of the people (Plu). The white bordure symbolises the rivers in the municipality. The red colour is taken from the colour of the Knights of St. John, who were dressed in red and who had many possessions in Plufur.
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