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Geteilt und halbgespalten, oben in Gold ein roter gezinnter Wehrturm mit, von oben, schwarzem Fenster, lateinischem Kreuz und Tor, unten rechts in Rot ein aus dem Schild wachsendes, nach links gewandtes silbernes Pferd, links in Silber grün ein stehendes Eichenblatt mit zwei Eicheln. | |||
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BEEDENBOSTEL
State : Niedersachsen
District (Kreis) : Celle
Samtgemeinde : Samtgemeinde Lachendorf
German |
Geteilt und halbgespalten, oben in Gold ein roter gezinnter Wehrturm mit, von oben, schwarzem Fenster, lateinischem Kreuz und Tor, unten rechts in Rot ein aus dem Schild wachsendes, nach links gewandtes silbernes Pferd, links in Silber grün ein stehendes Eichenblatt mit zwei Eicheln. |
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Origin/meaning
The defense tower commemorates the founding of the village. The local town hall and church were built from the material from the tower, which was demolished in 1733. The cross shows that Beedenbostel has an old church. The horse is taken from the seal of the Amt Beedenbostel and creates a connection to the history of the village, which has always been known for its horse breeding.
The oak leaf refers to the village hall "Unter den Eichen", made from an oak wood.
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