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Département : [[Hérault]]
Département : [[Hérault]]<br>
Additions : 1836 Baucels, Moulès


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===Origin/meaning===
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The two villages of Moulès and Baucels were united in 1836. The two crosses symbolise the two village, which formed one parish in the diocese of Alès in 1693.
The two villages of Moulès and Baucels were united in 1836. The two crosses symbolise the two village, which formed one parish in the diocese of Alès in 1693.
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Département : Hérault
Additions : 1836 Baucels, Moulès

Blason de Moulès-et-Baucels

Official blazon

  • (fr) D'argent à deux croix pattées de sable rangées en fasce.

Origin/meaning

The two villages of Moulès and Baucels were united in 1836. The two crosses symbolise the two village, which formed one parish in the diocese of Alès in 1693.

Blason de Moulès-et-Baucels

The arms in Hozier (1696)

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