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The municipality of Sillenbuch was created in 1819, it was split from Rohracker. The new municipality did not use any arms or symbols on its seals. In 1913 the council applied for arms, and the State Archives proposed the above arms. The beech is canting (Buche), whereas the escutcheon shows the arms of [[Bad Cannstatt]], as the village belonged to the district Cannstatt of Württemberg.  
The municipality of Sillenbuch was created in 1819, it was split from Rohracker. The new municipality did not use any arms or symbols on its seals. In 1913 the council applied for arms, and the State Archives proposed the above arms. The beech is canting (Buche), whereas the escutcheon shows the arms of [[Bad Cannstatt]], as the village belonged to the district Cannstatt of Württemberg.  



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SILLENBUCH

State : Baden-Württemberg
District (Kreis) : Stuttgart
Incorporated into : 1937 Stuttgart

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Origin/meaning

The municipality of Sillenbuch was created in 1819, it was split from Rohracker. The new municipality did not use any arms or symbols on its seals. In 1913 the council applied for arms, and the State Archives proposed the above arms. The beech is canting (Buche), whereas the escutcheon shows the arms of Bad Cannstatt, as the village belonged to the district Cannstatt of Württemberg.

Literature : Bardua, 1973.