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The city is a main railway junction in Lithuania. The horse is taken as a symbol of strength, but also of transportation. The rising horse thus symbolises a city which has emerged and expanded due to transportation. The rays of light (the breath) symbolises the role of civilisation. | The city is a main railway junction in Lithuania. The horse is taken as a symbol of strength, but also of transportation. The rising horse thus symbolises a city which has emerged and expanded due to transportation. The rays of light (the breath) symbolises the role of civilisation. | ||
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RADVILIŠKIS
County : Šiauliai
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Radviliškis had no historical seals or arms, hence the arms were newly designed in 1991/2.
The city is a main railway junction in Lithuania. The horse is taken as a symbol of strength, but also of transportation. The rising horse thus symbolises a city which has emerged and expanded due to transportation. The rays of light (the breath) symbolises the role of civilisation.
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