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The arms are a combination of the elements of the arms of Antonaves and Ribiers, with in chief a bridge with three arches, symbolising the merger of the three municipalities. | The arms are a combination of the elements of the arms of Antonaves and Ribiers, with in chief a bridge with three arches, symbolising the merger of the three municipalities. | ||
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Revision as of 13:12, 25 July 2023
VAL BUËCH-MÉOUGE
Département : Hautes-Alpes
Additions : 2016 Antonaves, Châteauneuf-de-Chabre, Ribiers
French | De sable herminé d’or au chef du même chargé d’un pont à trois arches de gueules à la pointe du troisième brochant sur le chef, un agneau passant d’or brochant posé sur la pointe de la pointe. |
English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted in January 2018.
The arms are a combination of the elements of the arms of Antonaves and Ribiers, with in chief a bridge with three arches, symbolising the merger of the three municipalities.
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Literature: image obtained from Laurent Granier