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The traditional arms of the town show the double-headed eagle of the counts of Pallars (with the escutcheon with straws inside, that is canting: the straws are named "palles" in Catalan), because the local castle (11<sup>th</sup> century, shown too on the arms) belonged to this county, later marquisat.  
The traditional arms of the town show the double-headed eagle of the counts of Pallars (with the escutcheon with straws inside, that is canting: the straws are named "palles" in Catalan), because the local castle (11<sup>th</sup> century, shown too on the arms) belonged to this county, later marquisat.  
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[[Literature]] : Image taken from http://escuts.wikispaces.com; background from Enric Fontvila, Barcelona.
[[Literature]] : Image taken from http://escuts.wikispaces.com; background from Enric Fontvila, Barcelona.

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SALÀS DE PALLARS

Region : Catalonia
Province : Lleida

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Official blazon

Escut caironat d'atzur, una àguila bicèfala coronada de sable carregant al pit un escudet de gules amb tres palles d'or posades en banda, i sobremuntada d'un castell d'or obert. Per timbre, una corona mural de vila.

Origin/meaning

These arms have been officially granted on 3rd December 1987.

The traditional arms of the town show the double-headed eagle of the counts of Pallars (with the escutcheon with straws inside, that is canting: the straws are named "palles" in Catalan), because the local castle (11th century, shown too on the arms) belonged to this county, later marquisat.


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Literature : Image taken from http://escuts.wikispaces.com; background from Enric Fontvila, Barcelona.