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The water probably denotes the old Latin name of the town, Aqua Flaviae. The name Chaves seems to be derived from Flaviae and means keys, the keys thus are a canting symbol. The small shield shows the Portuguese arms, its significance I don't know. | The water probably denotes the old Latin name of the town, Aqua Flaviae. The name Chaves seems to be derived from Flaviae and means keys, the keys thus are a canting symbol. The small shield shows the Portuguese arms, its significance I don't know. | ||
Freguesias in Chaves : | |||
*[[Anelhe]] | *[[Anelhe]] | ||
*[[Calvão (Chaves)]] | *[[Calvão (Chaves)]] |
Revision as of 15:41, 21 December 2010
Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of Portugal - Brasões dos municípios portugueses |
CHAVES
District : Vila Real
Origin/meaning :
The water probably denotes the old Latin name of the town, Aqua Flaviae. The name Chaves seems to be derived from Flaviae and means keys, the keys thus are a canting symbol. The small shield shows the Portuguese arms, its significance I don't know.
Freguesias in Chaves :
- Anelhe
- Calvão (Chaves)
- Faiões
- Loivos
- Madalena (Chaves)
- Santa Maria Maior (Chaves)
- Santo Estevão (Chaves)
- São Pedro de Agostém
- Vale de Anta
- Vidago
- Vila Verde da Raia
Literature : image send by Sergio Horta; information provided by Raul Cesar de Sa