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===Origin/meaning===
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The wavy bars symbolise the Spree river, the number of bars the original 18 municipalities in the Amt. The stork and the swallow are two of the most common birds in the area and represent the agricultural character and nature of the Amt.


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AMT NEUHAUSEN

State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Spree-Neisse
Incorporated into : 2003 Cottbus (partly); 2004 Neuhausen/Spree

Wappen von Amt Neuhausen

Official blazon

  • (de) Geviert von Blau und Silber; Feld 1: eine schräglinks fliegende natürliche Schwalbe, Feld 2 und 3: vier rote Wellenbalken, Feld 4: ein rot-bewehrter silberner Storch.

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on ??

The wavy bars symbolise the Spree river, the number of bars the original 18 municipalities in the Amt. The stork and the swallow are two of the most common birds in the area and represent the agricultural character and nature of the Amt.

To the Amt belonged:

  • Bagenz
  • Drieschnitz-Kahsel
  • Frauendorf
  • Gallinchen
  • Gablenz
  • Groß Döbbern
  • Groß Gaglow
  • Groß Oßnig
  • Haasow
  • Kathlow
  • Kiekebusch
  • Klein Döbbern
  • Komptendorf
  • Koppatz
  • Laubsdorf
  • Neuhausen/Spree
  • Roggosen
  • Sergen

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