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The arms are a combination of elements from the former arms, the gold bordure from Eclagnens, the colour from Goumoëns-la-Ville and the scallops from Goumoëns-le-Jux. The three scallops also refer to the three former municipalities. | The arms are a combination of elements from the former arms, the gold bordure from Eclagnens, the colour from Goumoëns-la-Ville and the scallops from Goumoëns-le-Jux. The three scallops also refer to the three former municipalities. | ||
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GOUMOËNS
Canton : Vaud
Additions : 2011 Eclagnens, Goumoëns-la-Ville, Goumoëns-le-Jux
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted in 2011.
The arms are a combination of elements from the former arms, the gold bordure from Eclagnens, the colour from Goumoëns-la-Ville and the scallops from Goumoëns-le-Jux. The three scallops also refer to the three former municipalities.