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The waves in the chief represent the Umfuli river, the leaves the tobacco and cotton growing in the area. The tool represents mining, the elephant is a symbol of strength and local wildlife. The motto translates as Abundance from water. | The waves in the chief represent the Umfuli river, the leaves the tobacco and cotton growing in the area. The tool represents mining, the elephant is a symbol of strength and local wildlife. The motto translates as Abundance from water. | ||
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CHEGUTU
Province : Mashonaland West
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The waves in the chief represent the Umfuli river, the leaves the tobacco and cotton growing in the area. The tool represents mining, the elephant is a symbol of strength and local wildlife. The motto translates as Abundance from water.
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Literature: The municipal heraldry of Zimbabwe, ARMA 1286-1289