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The silver wavy pale symbolises the Lech river. The pine tree is taken from the seal of the Tannberg court, which washeld in Lech until 1806. The sun is taken from the arms of the former Sonnenberg Estate to which part of the municipality historically belonged. | The silver wavy pale symbolises the Lech river. The pine tree is taken from the seal of the Tannberg court, which washeld in Lech until 1806. The sun is taken from the arms of the former Sonnenberg Estate to which part of the municipality historically belonged. | ||
[[Civic Heraldry Literature - Austria|Literature]] : Burmeister, 1975 | [[Civic Heraldry Literature - Austria|Literature]]: Burmeister, 1975 | ||
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Country: Austria  State: Vorarlberg  District : Bludenz |
| German | Ein silberner Wellenbalken spaltet Blau von Rot. Im vorderen blauen Feld eine goldene Sonne, im hinteren roten Feld auf schwarzem Dreiberg eine schwarze Tanne. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on February 18, 1969.
The silver wavy pale symbolises the Lech river. The pine tree is taken from the seal of the Tannberg court, which washeld in Lech until 1806. The sun is taken from the arms of the former Sonnenberg Estate to which part of the municipality historically belonged.
Literature: Burmeister, 1975
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