Vacoas/Phoenix

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VACOAS-PHOENIX

District : Plains Wilhelms

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Origin/meaning :
The voided pall symbolises the two rivers and their confluence and separation in the municipality.
The three roundels recall the fruit and vegetable marketing activities of the town. The two green ones also serve to recall the two golf courses nearby.
The caduceus, the winged staff entwined by two snakes is,a well known symbol for signalling establishments and in this instance alludes to the signalling base at Vacoas-Phoenix.

The Phoenix at the top between the two bags of sugar is a canting element. Sugar is the main agricultural crop in the municipality.

The two palm trees in the crest are those of the Vacoas and Phoenix variety.

The motto is Copia et Concordia, meaning harmony and abundance.

Literature : scan from stamp

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