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===Official blazon===
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===Origin/meaning===


====Origin/meaning====
Annopol received city rights in 1761, lost these in 1869 and received these again in 1969.
Annopol received city rights in 1761, lost these in 1869 and received these again in 1969.


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A previous version of the arms:
A previous version of the arms:
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[[File:Annopol.jpg|center]]'''[[Literature]]''':
 
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[[Literature]] : Image and background from Robert Weymann, Poland and Wikipedia
{{media}} Image and background from Robert Weymann, Poland and Wikipedia


[[Category:Polish Municipalities A]]
[[Category:Polish Municipalities A]]
[[Category:Lublin]]
[[Category:Lublin]]
[[Category:Kraśnik]]
[[Category:Kraśnik]]

Latest revision as of 13:47, 29 January 2024

ANNOPOL

Province: Lublin
County: Kraśnik

Arms (crest) of Annopol
Official blazon
Polish blazon wanted
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

Annopol received city rights in 1761, lost these in 1869 and received these again in 1969.

The arms show St. Anna, the patron saint of the town (the name means the field of Anna). The letters SA stand for Sancta Anna. The blue bordure symbolises the Vistula river.

A previous version of the arms:

Annopol.jpg

Literature:


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