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SALAMANCA

Region : Castilla y León
Province : Salamanca

Official blazon

Escudo partido. 1.º de plata con un puente de piedra, mazonado de sable, sobre el que está pasante un toro arrestado de sable, y tras él una higuera de sinople, arrancada. 2.º, de oro con cuatro palos de gules; bordura de azur con ocho cruces paté de plata. Mantelado en jefe de plata, con dos leones mornados, al natural, salientes de los flancos y afrontados. Al timbre, la Corona Real Española, abierta y sin diademas.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on June 11, 1996.

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