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The oak (Eiche) is a canting element. The three acorns refer to the three former municipalities that merged in 1968. The sword and scales refer to the medieval Gross Eicklingen court. | The oak (Eiche) is a canting element. The three acorns refer to the three former municipalities that merged in 1968. The sword and scales refer to the medieval Gross Eicklingen court. | ||
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EICKLINGEN
State : Niedersachsen
District (Kreis) : Celle
Additions : 1968 Groß Eicklingen, Klein Eicklingen, Sandlingen
Samtgemeinde : Samtgemeinde Flotwedel
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The oak (Eiche) is a canting element. The three acorns refer to the three former municipalities that merged in 1968. The sword and scales refer to the medieval Gross Eicklingen court.
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