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The arms show a crayfish, symbolising that the rivers around Auce were rich of crayfishes.
The arms show a crayfish, symbolising that the rivers around Auce were rich of crayfishes.'''[[Literature]]''':
 
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{{media}} Latvias ģerboņi, 2008
{{media}} Latvias ģerboņi, 2008


[[File:latvia.jpg|50 px|Link=Latvia]][[Category:Latvian towns]]
[[Category:Latvian towns]]
[[Category:Zemgale]]
[[Category:Zemgale]]
[[Category:Granted 1925]]
[[Category:Granted 1925]]

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AUCE TOWN

Region : Zemgale
Municipality : Auce

Arms (crest) of Auce (town)
Official blazon
Latvian

Sarkanā laukā melns vēzis.

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Origin/meaning

The arms were granted in 1925.

Auce, called then Vecauce, was founded in 1843. It started to develop when a railway Riga-Mazeikiai was built.
In 1924 town rights were granted.

The arms show a crayfish, symbolising that the rivers around Auce were rich of crayfishes.Literature:


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