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===Official blazon===
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Escudo de plata, un aspa (cruz de San Andrés) de gules, cargada de una campana de oro. Al timbre corona real cerrada.
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|'''Spanish'''
| Escudo de plata, un aspa (cruz de San Andrés) de gules, cargada de una campana de oro. Al timbre corona real cerrada.
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CASAS DE MIRAVETE

Region : Extremadura
Province : Cáceres

Escudo de Casas de Miravete
Official blazon
Spanish Escudo de plata, un aspa (cruz de San Andrés) de gules, cargada de una campana de oro. Al timbre corona real cerrada.
English de Miravete No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation

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The arms were officially granted on December 5, 1998.

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