Wil (Sankt Gallen)

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Wappen von Wil (Sankt Gallen)/Arms (crest) of Wil (Sankt Gallen)
The arms from 2013
Wappen von Wil (Sankt Gallen)/Arms (crest) of Wil (Sankt Gallen)
The arms from 1946
WIL (SG)

Country : Switzerland
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Canton : Sankt Gallen
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German
  • (1946) In Silber aufrechter schwarzer Bär mit roter Zunge und Zeichen, links begleitet von schwarzem W.
  • (2013) Gespalten von Weiss mit aufrechtem schwarzem Bär mit roter Zunge und rotem Geschlecht und von Schwarz mit gelber Ammonschnecke über weissen lateinischen V-doppio.
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Origin/meaning

The arms are a combination of the arms of the two former municipalities and were adopted in 2013. The previous arms were adopted on August 12, 1946.

The arms are known from seals and banners since 1425. The bear is the symbol of St. Gallus and taken from the arms of the powerful St. Gallen Abbey. The W is the initial for Wil.

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Literature : Die Gemeindewappen des Kantons Sankt Gallen, 1947; St. Galler Wappenbuch, 1991


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