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PIEDRAHÍTA (ÁVILA)
Region : Castilla y León
Province : Ávila
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| Spanish | Escudo dividido en cuatro cuarteles, en el primero y último sobre campo de plata una Corneja sable parada en cada uno; en el segundo y tercero sobre campo de oro un Pino y un Roble sinoples en cada uno, puestos sobre unos peñascos al natural. Timbrado y adornado de una Celada de acero bruñido, colocada de perfil mirando a la diestra. Por debajo de la celada una divisa o cinta que con letras de oro sobre campo de azur digan «Muy noble y leal Villa de Piedrahíta», desprendiendo por ambos lados desde la frente hasta la punta del escudo un follaje de lambrequines que le abracen,sueltos al aire y proporcionados al todo de la caja de los cuatro cuarteles. |
| English | (Ávila) No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
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The arms were officially granted on April 27, 2001.
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