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The five trees symbolise the five settlements in the municipality, Groß Nordsee, Frauendamm, Möglin, Klein Königsförde and Krummwisch. The crown refers to the Königsförde, a place where, according to legend, King Valdemar of Denmark crossed the Eider river in 1227. The deer is a canting element for Wilhelm Hirschfeld (Hirsch=deer), owner of the Groß Nordsee Estate at the early 19th century. | The five trees symbolise the five settlements in the municipality, Groß Nordsee, Frauendamm, Möglin, Klein Königsförde and Krummwisch. The crown refers to the Königsförde, a place where, according to legend, King Valdemar of Denmark crossed the Eider river in 1227. The deer is a canting element for Wilhelm Hirschfeld (Hirsch=deer), owner of the Groß Nordsee Estate at the early 19th century. | ||
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