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Castellví de Rosanes was the centre of the barony of Castellvell (at the top of the arms you can see a baron crown). The arms are the ones of the barons of Castellvell (a silver castle on gules), and they are canting: a "castell" is a castle in Catalan. The two roses added at each side are also canting (in allusion to Rosanes). | Castellví de Rosanes was the centre of the barony of Castellvell (at the top of the arms you can see a baron crown). The arms are the ones of the barons of Castellvell (a silver castle on gules), and they are canting: a "castell" is a castle in Catalan. The two roses added at each side are also canting (in allusion to Rosanes). | ||
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CASTELLVÍ DE ROSANES
Region : Catalonia
Province : Barcelona
Official blazon
Escut caironat: de gules, un castell d'argent tancat d'atzur, acostat de dues roses d'argent botonades i barbades d'or. Per timbre, una corona de baró.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on April 4, 2001.
Castellví de Rosanes was the centre of the barony of Castellvell (at the top of the arms you can see a baron crown). The arms are the ones of the barons of Castellvell (a silver castle on gules), and they are canting: a "castell" is a castle in Catalan. The two roses added at each side are also canting (in allusion to Rosanes).
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Literature : Image taken from http://escuts.wikispaces.com; background from Enric Fontvila, Barcelona.