La Gresle

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LA GRESLE

Département : Loire

Official blazon

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. |- |English | Gresle No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |}

Origin/meaning

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.