Fluorn-Winzeln

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FLUORN-WINZELN

State : Baden-Württemberg
District (Kreis) : Rottweil
Additions : 1972 Fluorn, Winzeln

Official blazon

In Gold ein geschliffenes schwarzes Andreaskreuz, belegt mit dem Dorfzeichen in Form eines goldenen Reichsapfels mit schwarzem Reif und goldenem Kreuz, im goldenen Feld beiderseits begleitet von zwei sinkenden schwarzen Tannenzapfen.

Origin/meaning

The arms were granted on May 20, 1976.

The new arms combine symbols of the two former municipalities. The black cross is derived from the former arms of Fluorn. Winzeln did not have its own arms until 1958, but used a seal with a symbol, which was probably an orb. In 1958 the village received arms with pine cones, to emphasise the forests in the area. Thus both the orb and two pine cones were added to the cross of Winzeln. The colours are the colours of the former Rottweil State.