Pont-sur-Madon

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PONT-SUR-MADON

Département : Vosges

Official blason

(fr) Coupé haussé: au 1er de gueules chargé d’un rameau de trois mirabelles d'or tachées de pourpre, feuillé d’argent, tigé de sable, accosté de deux feuilles d'alisier torminal [Sorbus torminalis] d'or celui de dextre posé en bande, celui de senestre posé en barre, au 2e d'azur au pont à trois arches d'or maçonné de sable sur une rivière ondée d'argent mouvant de la pointe.

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Origin/meaning

The arms were officially adopted on April 14, 2021.

The stone bridge (pont) over the (Madon) river is a canting element. The plums in chief refer to the importance of horticulture in the area. The alder leaves refer to the local forests.

The colours are those of Lorraine and the chapter of Rémiremont, to which the village historically belonged.