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SANT CELONI
Region : Catalonia
Province : Barcelona
Official blazon
Escut caironat truncat i semipartit: 1r d'atzur, una campana d'or batallada de sable; 2n d'or, una cabra arrestada de sable i bordura de 8 peces també de sable; i al 3r de gules, una creu plena d'argent. Per timbre, una corona mural de vila.
Origin/meaning
These arms have been officially granted on 18th October 1983.
The bell is the traditional sign on the arms of the town. Sant Celoni was the centre of a Hospitaller command from 1151 to 1405, when it was bought by Bernat IV of Cabrera. We can see here the canting arms of the viscounty of Cabrera (a Catalan "cabra" being a goat) and the cross of the Hospitaller knights.
 The arms on an heraldic cover (1990s) |
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Literature : Image taken from Wikipedia; background from Enric Fontvila, Barcelona.
