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The grapes indicate that Alcorochel is known in the region because the winegrowers of the village make very good wine from their grapes. | The grapes indicate that Alcorochel is known in the region because the winegrowers of the village make very good wine from their grapes. | ||
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ALCOROCHEL
Municipality : Torres Novas
District : Santarém
| Portuguese | Escudo de azul, uma coruja de prata realçada de negro e acompanhada em contra-chefe de dois cachos de uvas de púrpura folhados de ouro. Coroa mural de três torres de prata. Listel branco, com a legenda a negro, em maiúsculas: " ALCOROCHEL ". |
| English | No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially registered on February 12, 1994.
The word "Alcorochel" was originaly "Alcorujal" and it means the place where the screech-owls (corujas in Portuguese) were living in old times. Hence the owl in the arms.
The grapes indicate that Alcorochel is known in the region because the winegrowers of the village make very good wine from their grapes.
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