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The wing is taken from the old arms of [[Mupperg]]. The pine cone is a canting element, a pine tree is also known as a Föhre in German. The wavy bend refers to the Lindenbach river in the municipality and the bordure refers to the nine villages in the municipality. | The wing is taken from the old arms of [[Mupperg]]. The pine cone is a canting element, a pine tree is also known as a Föhre in German. The wavy bend refers to the Lindenbach river in the municipality and the bordure refers to the nine villages in the municipality. | ||
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FÖRITZ
State : Thüringen
District (Kreis) : Sonneberg
Additions : 1994 Mupperg (1950 Mogger, Oerlsdorf)
Incorporated into : 2018 Föritztal
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In Grün, durch einen silbernen schrägrechten Wellenfaden geteilt, oben ein silberner Kiefernzapfen, unten ein silberner Flug; umgeben von einem neunfach von Schwarz und Gold gespaltenen Bord. |
| English | No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted on February 27, 1997.
The wing is taken from the old arms of Mupperg. The pine cone is a canting element, a pine tree is also known as a Föhre in German. The wavy bend refers to the Lindenbach river in the municipality and the bordure refers to the nine villages in the municipality.
Literature: Ulle, 1998