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The meaning of the arms is not known. The arms are derived from the seal of E. Gervrier, Lord of Bignon and Les Bouteilles, from 1696. The seal was used as the seal of the local court.  
The meaning of the arms is not known. The arms are derived from the seal of E. Gervrier, Lord of Bignon and Les Bouteilles, from 1696. The seal was used as the seal of the local court.  
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[[Literature]] : Froger et Pressensé, 1996.
[[Literature]] : Froger et Pressensé, 1996.

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LE BIGNON

Département : Loire-Atlantique

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Origin/meaning

The arms were adopted in 1977.

The meaning of the arms is not known. The arms are derived from the seal of E. Gervrier, Lord of Bignon and Les Bouteilles, from 1696. The seal was used as the seal of the local court.


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Literature : Froger et Pressensé, 1996.