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CUMBRES MAYORES
Region : Andalucía
Province : Huelva
| Spanish | De oro, y un castillo abierto de gules mazonado de azur, donjonado de tres torres, la central sumada de la figura de San Miguel Arcángel vestido de púrpura, la faz y manos de carnación, chevelado y alado al natural, nimbado de sable, empuñando una espada de sable con ambas manos, la punta baja dirigida contra las fauces de una sierpe de sinople resaltada sobre sus pies y linguada de gules, el todo terrasado de azur; acompañado de una estrella de ocho rayos de azur en el cantón diestro, y de un creciente tornado en el cantón siniestro, ambos al jefe. Al timbre corona real cerrada. |
| English | Mayores No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
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