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The cross on the hill is the Litermont-cross on the Litermont hill. The cross is a reference to Margarethe von Litermont, who played a role in a local legend. The wavy bar symbolises the Prims river. The four stars are taken from the seal of the St. Simeon Abbey in Trier, to which the area historically belonged. The four stars refer to the four former municipalities. | The cross on the hill is the Litermont-cross on the Litermont hill. The cross is a reference to Margarethe von Litermont, who played a role in a local legend. The wavy bar symbolises the Prims river. The four stars are taken from the seal of the St. Simeon Abbey in Trier, to which the area historically belonged. The four stars refer to the four former municipalities. | ||
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NALBACH
State : Saarland
District (Kreis) : Saarlouis
Additions : 1974 Bilsdorf, Körprich, Amt Nalbach, Piesbach
German | In Rot auf silbernem mit einem blauen Wellenbalken belegten Berg ein silbernes Kleeblattkreuz, bewinkelt von vier sechsstrahligen silbernen Sternen. |
English | No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on April 24, 1978.
The cross on the hill is the Litermont-cross on the Litermont hill. The cross is a reference to Margarethe von Litermont, who played a role in a local legend. The wavy bar symbolises the Prims river. The four stars are taken from the seal of the St. Simeon Abbey in Trier, to which the area historically belonged. The four stars refer to the four former municipalities.
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