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The two stars refer to the fact that the town was a historical cultural place. The wavy bar is the Storsjön lake. The lower half is a symbol taken from the local rune-stone, the most Northernmost rune-stone in Sweden and the only known one in Jämtland. | The two stars refer to the fact that the town was a historical cultural place. The wavy bar is the Storsjön lake. The lower half is a symbol taken from the local rune-stone, the most Northernmost rune-stone in Sweden and the only known one in Jämtland. | ||
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Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of Sweden > Sveriges Kommunvapen |
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FRÖSÖ
Province (Landskap): Jämtland
County (Län): Jämtlands län
Incorporated into : 1971 Östersund
Official blason
I blått fält en av vågskuror bildad bjälke av silver, åtföljd ovanför av två sexuddiga stjärnor och nedanför av en avbildning av korset på runstenen på Frösön, allt av guld.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on September 12, 1945.
The two stars refer to the fact that the town was a historical cultural place. The wavy bar is the Storsjön lake. The lower half is a symbol taken from the local rune-stone, the most Northernmost rune-stone in Sweden and the only known one in Jämtland.
 The local rune stone with the cross |
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Literature : Andersson, 1994; image from Wikipedia (author Lokal Profil)