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====Official blazon====
====Official blazon====
Escudo de ouro, com um açor segurando nas garras uma presa, tudo de sua cor; em chefe, três amoras de verde alinhadas em faixa; em contra-chefe, ponte de balaústres, de dois arcos, de vermelho, moventes dos flancos e de um pé ondeado de azul e prata. Coroa mural de prata de três torres. Listel branco com a legenda em maiúsculas de negro : “ VALE DE AÇOR “.


====Origin/meaning====
The arms were officially granted on November 3, 1998.


====Origin/meaning====
The chief refers to the three mulberry trees planted in the village in 1914. The goshawk (açor) is a canting symbol.
The arms were officially granted on


Unfortunately I have no background information on these arms. Any information is welcome !
The base shows the bridge over the Sor river, which connects the two parts of the parish.


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VALE DE AÇOR

Municipality : Ponte de Sor
District : Portalegre

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Official blazon

Escudo de ouro, com um açor segurando nas garras uma presa, tudo de sua cor; em chefe, três amoras de verde alinhadas em faixa; em contra-chefe, ponte de balaústres, de dois arcos, de vermelho, moventes dos flancos e de um pé ondeado de azul e prata. Coroa mural de prata de três torres. Listel branco com a legenda em maiúsculas de negro : “ VALE DE AÇOR “.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on November 3, 1998.

The chief refers to the three mulberry trees planted in the village in 1914. The goshawk (açor) is a canting symbol.

The base shows the bridge over the Sor river, which connects the two parts of the parish.


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