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The main symbol symbolises the unification of the five villages, symbolised by roses, to the new Aukrug municipality in 1969. The wheel-shape also indicates the position of the municipality on the crossing of two historical main roads. | The main symbol symbolises the unification of the five villages, symbolised by roses, to the new Aukrug municipality in 1969. The wheel-shape also indicates the position of the municipality on the crossing of two historical main roads. | ||
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AUKRUG
State : Schleswig-Holstein
District (Kreis) : Rendsburg-Eckernförde
Additions : 1969 Bargfeld, Böken, Bünzen, Homfeld, Innien
Amt : Amt Mittelholstein (until 2012 Amt Aukrug)
Official blazon
In Grün über silbernem Wellenbalken ein silbernes Rad mit vier Speichen (Radkreuz), belegt in der Mitte und an den vier äußeren Enden der Speichen mit zusammen fünf roten, mit goldenen Samenkapseln und goldenen Kelchblättern versehenen Rosenblüten.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on March 27, 1973.
The green shield symbolises that the village is in the centre of the Aukrug natural reserve. The wavy bar in the base symbolises the three small rivers in the municipality; the Buckjener Au, the Mitbek and the Bünzau.
The main symbol symbolises the unification of the five villages, symbolised by roses, to the new Aukrug municipality in 1969. The wheel-shape also indicates the position of the municipality on the crossing of two historical main roads.
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Literature : Reissmann, 1997