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VALE DE AÇOR

Municipality : Ponte de Sor
District : Portalegre

Official blazon
Portuguese	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 “.
English	blazon wanted

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.

Literature: image send by Sergio Horta

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