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EL GRADO
Region : Aragón
Province : Huesca
Official blazon
Escudo de El Grado-Huesca. Escudo de azur, en el que se sitúa un lienzo amurallado de oro con una puerta central y dos torreones a cada uno de los lados, todos cuatro superados de una corona de oro. Al pie del lienzo o muralla, cinco “gradas” o escalones de plata, que son la cifra o símbolo de la villa. Como timbre, le corresponde una corona antigua real, usada en la heráldica municipal aragonesa para distinguir las localidades realengas de las que no lo son (la villa de El Grado, a través de la ciudad de Zaragoza, fue villa real). Los soportes o leones que sostienen el Escudo, son también de oro, haciendo alusión a los blasones de la ciudad de Zaragoza. |- |English | blazon wanted |}
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