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SAINT-VICTOR-SUR-RHINS

Département : Loire

D'or à la cuirasse de fantassin romain de gueules, accostée de deux fusées de sinople et soutenue d'une divise ondée d'azur.

The arms were officially adopted on January 18, 1993.

The cuirass is the symbol of St. Victor. The wavy bar symbolises the Rhins rivers. The two lozenges are a symbol for the local textile industry.

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