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Incorporated into : 1994 [[Limpopo]] | Incorporated into: 1994 [[Limpopo]] | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The first and fourth quarter symbolise the importance of water, necessary for farming and cattle-ranching, which are symbolised in the second and third quarter. The flame symbolises spiritual power. Aloes and leopards are symbols for the nature. The leopard is also a symbol of Royalty and power. | The first and fourth quarter symbolise the importance of water, necessary for farming and cattle-ranching, which are symbolised in the second and third quarter. The flame symbolises spiritual power. Aloes and leopards are symbols for the nature. The leopard is also a symbol of Royalty and power. | ||
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{{media}} | {{media}} | ||
[[Literature]] : The Star 20-06-1975 | [[Literature]]: The Star 20-06-1975 | ||
[[Category:South African Provinces and States]] | [[Category:South African Provinces and States]] | ||
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 Civic heraldry of South Africa |
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LEBOWA
Incorporated into: 1994 Limpopo
| Afrikaans | blazon wanted |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The first and fourth quarter symbolise the importance of water, necessary for farming and cattle-ranching, which are symbolised in the second and third quarter. The flame symbolises spiritual power. Aloes and leopards are symbols for the nature. The leopard is also a symbol of Royalty and power.
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Literature: The Star 20-06-1975