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There are several seals known of the village, more than from any other village in the area. The oldest dates from 1616, and all show a star in a shield. All seals, except for one dating from the 18<sup>th</sup> century, show a six-pointed star, the exception showing an eight-pointed star. The meaning or origin of the star is not known.
There are several seals known of the village, more than from any other village in the area. The oldest dates from 1616, and all show a star in a shield. All seals, except for one dating from the 18<sup>th</sup> century, show a six-pointed star, the exception showing an eight-pointed star. The meaning or origin of the star is not known.



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UNTERTÜRKHEIM

State : Baden-Württemberg
District (Kreis) : Stuttgart
Incorporated into : 1905 Stuttgart

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Official blazon

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Origin/meaning

There are several seals known of the village, more than from any other village in the area. The oldest dates from 1616, and all show a star in a shield. All seals, except for one dating from the 18th century, show a six-pointed star, the exception showing an eight-pointed star. The meaning or origin of the star is not known.


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