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MERZIG-WADERN (MZG)
State : Saarland
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Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on February 1st, 1966.
The districy is made up of several areas that historically belonged to different states, the four quarters in the arms represent these states.
The first quarter shows the arms of the State of Trier (see Rheinland-Pfalz). The former Ämter Saarburg (The amt Saarburg is now in Saarland and Rheinland-Pfalz) and Grimburg were part of the State of Trier.
The second quarter is the arms of Lorraine (now in France) which, together with Trier ruled over Merzig and Saargau until 1795. The wolfs-hook (Wolfsangel) represents Soetern and Wadern.
The fourth quarter shows the arms of Luxembourg. The western part of the county historically belonged to Luxemburg.
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