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The axes and how refer to the importance of agriculture and forestry in the municipality. The chief shows three flax flowers, symbolising linen and thereby the skill of the local women for needlework.
The axes and how refer to the importance of agriculture and forestry in the municipality. The chief shows three flax flowers, symbolising linen and thereby the skill of the local women for needlework.
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LAPPI

Region : Satakunta
Former province : Länsi-Suomi (until 1997 Turku and Pori)
Incorporated into : 2009 Rauma

Lappi.jpg

Official blazon

Sini­ sessä kentässä ristissä kaksi hopeista, kultavartista piilua, joiden alakulmassa saatteena hopeinen, kaateinen kuokanterä, näiden yläpuolella kultainen lakio, jossa kolme sinistä, kultaemiöistä pellavankukkaa.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on March 3, 1951.

The axes and how refer to the importance of agriculture and forestry in the municipality. The chief shows three flax flowers, symbolising linen and thereby the skill of the local women for needlework.

Lappi1.jpg

The arms on a road sign

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Literature : Pirinen, 1982