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In Silber, geteilt durch einen roten Mittelbalken, eine grüne beblätterte auf einem Berg stehende Eiche; der Stamm beseitet von zwei gegeneinandergestellten blauen Pflugscharen; der Balken belegt mit einem silbernen Schwert. | |||
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DALLGOW-DÖBERITZ
State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Havelland
Additions : 1964 Dallgow, Döberitz (1950 Rohrbeck); 2003 Seeburg
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In Silber, geteilt durch einen roten Mittelbalken, eine grüne beblätterte auf einem Berg stehende Eiche; der Stamm beseitet von zwei gegeneinandergestellten blauen Pflugscharen; der Balken belegt mit einem silbernen Schwert. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on April 20, 1998.
The arms are based on the old arms of Dallgow. The oak tree refers to the local forests, the sword to prehistoric finds in the area. The sword also indicates the former military base in Döberitz. The plough irons refer to the agricultural character of the municipality.
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