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The flowery mount argent on sable are the arms of the barons of Montclús, the former landlords of the village. The two bonfires at each side are canting: they're called "fogueres" in Catalan. | The flowery mount argent on sable are the arms of the barons of Montclús, the former landlords of the village. The two bonfires at each side are canting: they're called "fogueres" in Catalan. | ||
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FOGARS DE MONTCLÚS
Region : Catalonia
Province : Barcelona
Official blazon
Escut caironat: de sable, un mont floronat d'argent movent de la punta, acompanyat de 2 flames o focs d'or, un a cada costat. Per timbre, una corona mural de poble.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on January 31, 1983.
The flowery mount argent on sable are the arms of the barons of Montclús, the former landlords of the village. The two bonfires at each side are canting: they're called "fogueres" in Catalan.
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