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En campo de oro un puente de dos arcos y a sus pies una ballena de sable, que es arrastrada por una chalupa tripulada, ambos sobre ondas de azur y plata. | En campo de oro un puente de dos arcos y a sus pies una ballena de sable, que es arrastrada por una chalupa tripulada, ambos sobre ondas de azur y plata. | ||
===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The bridge is the historical bridge in the town, built in Roman times, destroyed by Napoleon but restored again. The whale represent the town's connections with whaling centuries ago | The bridge is the historical bridge in the town, built in Roman times, destroyed by Napoleon but restored again. The whale represent the town's connections with whaling centuries ago | ||
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ONDARROA
Region : País Vasco
Province : Vizcaya/Bizkaia
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En campo de oro un puente de dos arcos y a sus pies una ballena de sable, que es arrastrada por una chalupa tripulada, ambos sobre ondas de azur y plata.
Origin/meaning
The bridge is the historical bridge in the town, built in Roman times, destroyed by Napoleon but restored again. The whale represent the town's connections with whaling centuries ago
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