Castilfalé

CASTILFALÉ

Official blazon
Spanish	Forma del campo tradicional española, rectangular, cuadrilonga y redondeada en su parte inferior (arco carpanel al revés sin punta), en proporciones de cinco de ancho por seis de alto. Acaudado y sin estar rematado en punta. Trae un entado [en punta y alzado]. 1.º, sobre campo de gules, un castillo de plata mazonado de sable; 2.º, en campo de plata trae un león rampante de púrpura, linguado, uñado y coronado de oro; 3.º, sobre campo de sinople, una «V» de villa en sable y, sobre ella, un rollo o columna de oro. Bordura de oro cargada con la inscripción de sable «CASTIL DE DE FALE». Timbra el campo del escudo, corona real cerrada.
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The arms were officially granted on November 3, 2008.

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