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====Origin/meaning====The castle is taken from the Arms of [[Edinburgh]], from which the City of Dunedin takes its name. The green fess or stripe, across the middle of
====Origin/meaning====
The castle is taken from the Arms of [[Edinburgh]], from which the City of Dunedin takes its name. The green fess or stripe, across the middle of
the shield represents the agricultural background of the Capital of Otago, with it's wool and mutton (the golden horned ram's head) and cereal crops (
the shield represents the agricultural background of the Capital of Otago, with it's wool and mutton (the golden horned ram's head) and cereal crops (
the golden sheaves); the jagged nature of this stripe indicates generally the mountainous nature of Otago and in particular the three high hills that
the golden sheaves); the jagged nature of this stripe indicates generally the mountainous nature of Otago and in particular the three high hills that