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The arms show the very typical church tower of Lütau, which thus can be used as a unique item for Lütau. It is also the oldest building in the village and thus symbolises the long history of Lütau. The axe in the upper left corner is a symbol for the settlement and development of the village. Lütau was settled by clearing the forests, the axe is a typical symbol for this. | The arms show the very typical church tower of Lütau, which thus can be used as a unique item for Lütau. It is also the oldest building in the village and thus symbolises the long history of Lütau. The axe in the upper left corner is a symbol for the settlement and development of the village. Lütau was settled by clearing the forests, the axe is a typical symbol for this. | ||
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LÜTAU
State : Schleswig-Holstein
District (Kreis) : Herzogtum Lauenburg
Amt : Amt Lütau
Official blazon
In Grün ein viereckiger goldener Kirchturm, bestehend aus einem breiten, sich verjüngenden steinernen Unterbau mit gotischem Portal und Pultdach und einem Fachwerkoberbau mit Zeltdach. Links neben dem Oberbau schwebend eine aufrechte silberne Hacke.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on February 1, 1980.
The arms show the very typical church tower of Lütau, which thus can be used as a unique item for Lütau. It is also the oldest building in the village and thus symbolises the long history of Lütau. The axe in the upper left corner is a symbol for the settlement and development of the village. Lütau was settled by clearing the forests, the axe is a typical symbol for this.
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Literature : Reissmann, 1997