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The arms show the tower of the local church, which is a typical tower for this area of Bavaria. The colours green and silver are taken from the arms of the Tegernsee Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The blue and silver are the colours of Bayern, as the village already forms part of Bayern since medieval times. | The arms show the tower of the local church, which is a typical tower for this area of Bavaria. The colours green and silver are taken from the arms of the Tegernsee Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The blue and silver are the colours of Bayern, as the village already forms part of Bayern since medieval times. | ||
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OBERHACHING
State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : München
Additions : 1978 Oberbiberg
Official blazon
In Blau auf grünem Dreiberg ein silberner Sattelturm mit schwarzem Dach.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on August 22, 1949.
The arms show the tower of the local church, which is a typical tower for this area of Bavaria. The colours green and silver are taken from the arms of the Tegernsee Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The blue and silver are the colours of Bayern, as the village already forms part of Bayern since medieval times.
The arms on a cover |
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