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In Rot gelber Pfahl, belegt mit schwarzem Vogtstab und beseitet von je zwei nach aussen schräg gestellten gelben Ähren. | In Rot gelber Pfahl, belegt mit schwarzem Vogtstab und beseitet von je zwei nach aussen schräg gestellten gelben Ähren. | ||
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The arms were adopted on February 18, 1949. | The arms were adopted on February 18, 1949. | ||
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Canton : Aargau
Official blazon
In Rot gelber Pfahl, belegt mit schwarzem Vogtstab und beseitet von je zwei nach aussen schräg gestellten gelben Ähren.
Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted on February 18, 1949.
The staff is a symbol for the former Estate of Eichen, the four wheat-ears symbolise the four villages in the former estate : Eiken, Münchwilen, Obermumpf and Schupfart.
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