Canadian Forces Base Chatham, Canada

CANADIAN FORCES BASE CHATHAM, CANADA

Official blazon

I front of a fir tree on a mound over water barry wavy, a portcullis / Devant un sapin sis sur monde par-dessus l'eau fascé ondé, une herse.

Origin/meaning

The Portcullis indicates defence. Fir tress are plentiful in the district in which the base is located, and a conventional representation of water is also introduced to indicate the proximity of the River Miramichi.

Literature: Sent by the Canadian Embassy in Oslo. Colored Image from Wikimedia Commons

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