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The clay from the river also made it possible to develop locally potteries and a roof-tile industry, which is symbolised in the arms. | The clay from the river also made it possible to develop locally potteries and a roof-tile industry, which is symbolised in the arms. | ||
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ALLEYRAS
Département : Haute-Loire
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D'or à la fasce d'azur chargée d'un saumon du champ et accompagnée, en chef, de cinq tuiles canal de gueules posées 3 et 2, celles du chef accolées brochant sur les deux autres renversées et accolées et, en pointe, d'un vase à deux anses du même. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted in 2021.
The blue bar symbolises the Allier river, which also a rich sources of fish, and thus in the past important for the local economy.
The clay from the river also made it possible to develop locally potteries and a roof-tile industry, which is symbolised in the arms.
Literature: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr
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