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The silver beaver is the canting symbol of the Lords of Bibra (Biber=beaver), who owned the village for a long time. The linden tree symbolises the ancient linden tree in the village. The green and silver division of the shield symbolises the meadows and pastures (Wiesen), and thus are a canting element. | The silver beaver is the canting symbol of the Lords of Bibra (Biber=beaver), who owned the village for a long time. The linden tree symbolises the ancient linden tree in the village. The green and silver division of the shield symbolises the meadows and pastures (Wiesen), and thus are a canting element. | ||
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GLEICHERWIESEN
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Hildburghausen
Incorporated into : 1993 Gleichamberg (2012 Römhild)
Official blazon
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Origin/meaning
The silver beaver is the canting symbol of the Lords of Bibra (Biber=beaver), who owned the village for a long time. The linden tree symbolises the ancient linden tree in the village. The green and silver division of the shield symbolises the meadows and pastures (Wiesen), and thus are a canting element.
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