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The arms are not truly heraldic and more like a logo. The three golden balls in the upper part are taken from the arms of the district and represent the three villages of Halle, Hesingen and Hardingen. The green chief symbolises the nature in the municipality. The light-yellow (...) middle part of the shield symbolises the sandy Hesinger Heide. The wheel symbolises the mill in Nordbeck, the tower the viewpoint on the Lïnsberg, the borderstone symbolises the border with the Netherlands and the <em>Erica</em> bushes the nature. The base symbolises the Dinkel river. | The arms are not truly heraldic and more like a logo. The three golden balls in the upper part are taken from the arms of the district and represent the three villages of Halle, Hesingen and Hardingen. The green chief symbolises the nature in the municipality. The light-yellow (...) middle part of the shield symbolises the sandy Hesinger Heide. The wheel symbolises the mill in Nordbeck, the tower the viewpoint on the Lïnsberg, the borderstone symbolises the border with the Netherlands and the <em>Erica</em> bushes the nature. The base symbolises the Dinkel river. | ||
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Revision as of 13:53, 27 February 2025
HALLE
State: Niedersachsen
District (Kreis): Grafschaft Bentheim
Samtgemeinde: Samtgemeinde Uelsen
Additions: 1974 Hardingen
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The arms are not truly heraldic and more like a logo. The three golden balls in the upper part are taken from the arms of the district and represent the three villages of Halle, Hesingen and Hardingen. The green chief symbolises the nature in the municipality. The light-yellow (...) middle part of the shield symbolises the sandy Hesinger Heide. The wheel symbolises the mill in Nordbeck, the tower the viewpoint on the Lïnsberg, the borderstone symbolises the border with the Netherlands and the Erica bushes the nature. The base symbolises the Dinkel river.
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