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Partido. Primero, en campo de azur, una torre desmochada y mazonada sobre ondas de plata. Segundo, en campo de oro, cinco estrellas de ocho puntas, de azur, dispuestas en sotuer. Al timbre, Corona Real cerrada.
Partido. Primero, en campo de azur, una torre desmochada y mazonada sobre ondas de plata. Segundo, en campo de oro, cinco estrellas de ocho puntas, de azur, dispuestas en sotuer. Al timbre, Corona Real cerrada.


====Origin/meaning====
===Origin/meaning===
The arms were officially granted on July 28, 1988.
The arms were officially granted on July 28, 1988.



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TORREMOCHA DE JARAMA

Region : Comunidad de Madrid

Escudo de Torremocha de Jarama

Official blazon

Partido. Primero, en campo de azur, una torre desmochada y mazonada sobre ondas de plata. Segundo, en campo de oro, cinco estrellas de ocho puntas, de azur, dispuestas en sotuer. Al timbre, Corona Real cerrada.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on July 28, 1988.

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