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BAD FEILNBACH
(until 1966 Feilnbach, 1966-1971 Feilnbach-Wiechs, since 1973 Bad Feilnbach)
State : Bayern
District (Kreis) : Rosenheim (until 1972 Bad Aibling )
Additions : 1966 Wiechs; 1972 Au bei Bad Aibling, Dettendorf; 1978 Litzldorf
| German |
In Rot über einem durchgehenden silbernen Wellenbalken eine silberne Kirche mit einem runden Turm rechts und einem angebauten runden Eckturm links; auf den goldenen Dächern je ein goldenes Kreuz mit goldenem Knauf. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on August 7, 1957 and again on May 9, 1966.
The church is derived from the arms of the Knihjts Von Diepertskirchen, who had their estate in Lippertskirchen in the municipality from the 11th until the end of the 15th century. The arms are based on an image on a grave monument from 1391.
The wavy bar is a canting element (Bach=brook, stream).
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