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Escudo de Azur, un lienzo de muralla de plata con cuatro almenas, mazonado de sable. Cargado de una Cruz de la Orden de Alcántara. Al timbre, corona real de España | |+Official blazon | ||
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PIEDRAS ALBAS (CÁCERES)
Region : Extremadura
Province : Cáceres
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| Spanish | Escudo de Azur, un lienzo de muralla de plata con cuatro almenas, mazonado de sable. Cargado de una Cruz de la Orden de Alcántara. Al timbre, corona real de España
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