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The arms were granted on September 5, 1967.
The arms were granted on September 5, 1967.



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MARION

State : South Australia

Arms (crest) of Marion

Official blazon

Origin/meaning

The arms were granted on September 5, 1967.

The wavy base symbolizes the River Sturt, which runs through the municipality, identified by the bicoloured Rose, one of the charges on the Sturt family arms. The grapes and almond blossoms allude to the original primary industries in the area, while the horses represent the former Remount Depot at O'Halloran Hill, from which the Army drew its mounts. The mural crowns each with five crenellations, symbolize local government with the five wards of the City of Marion. The Shrike, properly a Magpie Lark [Grallina cyanoleuca], is the same species depicted in the State arms of South Australia.


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Literature : Information provided by Denis Towner, Australia.