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The area has for a long time been famous for its fruit orchards. At present these include mainly apple and cherry trees, which is symbolised by the two tree-halves in the arms. The two crosses symbolise the two churches in the villages of Dobraschütz and Wernsdorf. | The area has for a long time been famous for its fruit orchards. At present these include mainly apple and cherry trees, which is symbolised by the two tree-halves in the arms. The two crosses symbolise the two churches in the villages of Dobraschütz and Wernsdorf. | ||
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NAUNDORF
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Altenburger Land
Incorporated into : 2008 Starkenberg
Official blazon
Gespalten von Grün und Gold; vorn ein goldener Apfelbaum mit goldenen Früchten, hinten ein grüner Kirschbaum mit roten Früchten; belegt mit einem von Rot und Gold gespaltenem Herzschild, der je ein Kreuz in verwechselten Tinkturen zeigt.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on December 6, 1994.
The area has for a long time been famous for its fruit orchards. At present these include mainly apple and cherry trees, which is symbolised by the two tree-halves in the arms. The two crosses symbolise the two churches in the villages of Dobraschütz and Wernsdorf.
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Literature : Ulle, 1997.