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The harp and the female figure are derived from the [[Ireland|Irish National Arms]], as the early colonists were of Irish descent. The cross symbolises Christianity. | The harp and the female figure are derived from the [[Ireland|Irish National Arms]], as the early colonists were of Irish descent. The cross symbolises Christianity. | ||
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| The National Arms of Montserrat | The National Flag | Location |
Montserrat is a British overseas territory located in the Leeward Islands, part of the chain of islands called the Lesser Antilles in the West Indies.
Administrative division
Montserrat is divided into three parishes:
- Saint Anthony Parish
- Saint Georges Parish
- Saint Peter Parish
None of these uses arms.
The National Arms of Montserrat
The arms were granted in 1909.
The harp and the female figure are derived from the Irish National Arms, as the early colonists were of Irish descent. The cross symbolises Christianity.
 The arms on a government car (picture by Hannah Abigail Mcpherson-farrell) |