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The blue wavy bend symbolizes the Bug river. The stork refers to the nature of the municipality and the many storks. Miter and crosier refer to the fact that Brańszczyk was owned by the bishops of Plock. | The blue wavy bend symbolizes the Bug river. The stork refers to the nature of the municipality and the many storks. Miter and crosier refer to the fact that Brańszczyk was owned by the bishops of Plock. | ||
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BRAŃSZCZYK
Province: Mazowsze
County: Wyszków
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted on June 18, 1998.
The blue wavy bend symbolizes the Bug river. The stork refers to the nature of the municipality and the many storks. Miter and crosier refer to the fact that Brańszczyk was owned by the bishops of Plock.
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