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'''Country''' :Austria [[File:Austria.jpg|60 px|right]]<br><br><br>
'''State''' : [[Vorarlberg]][[File:Vorarlberg.jpg|60 px|right]]<br><br><br>
'''District ''' :Bludenz
 
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'''RAGGAL'''
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State : [[Vorarlberg]]<br>
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District : Bludenz
|'''German'''
 
| Quergeteilter Schild mit blauem Schildhaupt. Oben eine grüne, mehrspitzige Bergkette, belegt mit einem silbernen Bergwerkszeichen, Schlegel und Hammer mit goldenen Stielen. Unten in Silber ein halbes rotes Mühlrad.£
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'''Origin/meaning :'''<br>
===Origin/meaning===
The arms were officially granted on September 28, 1965.
The arms were officially granted on September 28, 1965.


The three mountains refer to the three largest mountains (Hoher Frassen, Rote Wand and Kellerspitze) as well as to the three villages (Litze-Plazera, Marul and Raggal) in the municipality. The miner's tools refer to the former mining as well as the name of the villae; Raggal can be derived from roden, or clearing forest.
The three mountains refer to the three largest mountains (Hoher Frassen, Rote Wand and Kellerspitze) as well as to the three villages (Litze-Plazera, Marul and Raggal) in the municipality. The miner's tools refer to the former mining as well as the name of the village; Raggal can be derived from roden, or clearing forest.


The base shows a watermill wheel, symbol for the fomer mills and present hydropower station in the Ill reiver.
The base shows a watermill wheel, symbol for the former mills and present hydropower station in the Ill river.


[[Literature]] : Burmeister, 1975
[[Civic Heraldry Literature - Austria|Literature]] :Burmeister, 1975
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[[Category:Austrian Municipalities R]]
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Wappen von Raggal/Arms (crest) of Raggal
RAGGAL

Country :Austria
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State : Vorarlberg
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District :Bludenz

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Official blazon
German Quergeteilter Schild mit blauem Schildhaupt. Oben eine grüne, mehrspitzige Bergkette, belegt mit einem silbernen Bergwerkszeichen, Schlegel und Hammer mit goldenen Stielen. Unten in Silber ein halbes rotes Mühlrad.£
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on September 28, 1965.

The three mountains refer to the three largest mountains (Hoher Frassen, Rote Wand and Kellerspitze) as well as to the three villages (Litze-Plazera, Marul and Raggal) in the municipality. The miner's tools refer to the former mining as well as the name of the village; Raggal can be derived from roden, or clearing forest.

The base shows a watermill wheel, symbol for the former mills and present hydropower station in the Ill river.

Literature :Burmeister, 1975


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