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The arms symbolise the Isle river that runs through the village, surrounded by the green valley. The four mill irons refer to the large mill, with four wheels, that gave the village it's name (Moulin-Neuf means new mill). | The arms symbolise the Isle river that runs through the village, surrounded by the green valley. The four mill irons refer to the large mill, with four wheels, that gave the village it's name (Moulin-Neuf means new mill). | ||
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MOULIN-NEUF (DORDOGNE)
Département : Dordogne
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Official blazon
De sinople à la fasce ondée d'argent accompagnée de quatre fers de moulin d'or.
Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted in 1997.
The arms symbolise the Isle river that runs through the village, surrounded by the green valley. The four mill irons refer to the large mill, with four wheels, that gave the village it's name (Moulin-Neuf means new mill).
s.jpg) The arms on municipal stationary (+/- 2011) |
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