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The Tripplemount alludes to the name Kumla, meaning Burial Mound. The Roundels alludes to the Two Stones raised at the site of the largest Burial Mound. The Wavy partition allude to the Lake Tåkern. Designed by Per Andersson and assumed 30 March 1995. In 2006 Kumla was merged into the Parish of Väderstad. | The Tripplemount alludes to the name Kumla, meaning Burial Mound. The Roundels alludes to the Two Stones raised at the site of the largest Burial Mound. The Wavy partition allude to the Lake Tåkern. Designed by Per Andersson and assumed 30 March 1995. In 2006 Kumla was merged into the Parish of Väderstad. | ||
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PARISH OF KUMLA (LINKÖPING DIOCESE)
Denomination : Lutheran
Official blazon
I fält av guld ett rött treberg, belagt med två i bjälke ordnade rundlar av guld, och däröver en medelst en vågskura bildad röd ginstam.
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The Tripplemount alludes to the name Kumla, meaning Burial Mound. The Roundels alludes to the Two Stones raised at the site of the largest Burial Mound. The Wavy partition allude to the Lake Tåkern. Designed by Per Andersson and assumed 30 March 1995. In 2006 Kumla was merged into the Parish of Väderstad.
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