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The partition line refers to the hilly landscape of the municipality. The holly is a canting element, La Gresle comes from Agroledas which means a place planted with holly. The six-pointed star indicates the pilgrimage to the Virgin in the local church, very well known in the region.  
The partition line refers to the hilly landscape of the municipality. The holly is a canting element, La Gresle comes from Agroledas which means a place planted with holly. The six-pointed star indicates the pilgrimage to the Virgin in the local church, very well known in the region.  


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[[Civic Heraldry Literature - France|'''Literature''']]: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr


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LA GRESLE

Département : Loire

Blason de La Gresle
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French

Coupé, le trait de partition formant trois coupeaux: au 1er d'or au rameau de houx feuillé et fruité au naturel, au 2e de sinople à l'étoile à six rais d'argent.

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The partition line refers to the hilly landscape of the municipality. The holly is a canting element, La Gresle comes from Agroledas which means a place planted with holly. The six-pointed star indicates the pilgrimage to the Virgin in the local church, very well known in the region.

Literature: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr


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