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The base is silver and blue, and symbolizes the many flooded kaolin (= white clay) quarries, extensive water areas, streams and wetlands. The gold symbolises the local mining of high quality (golden) sand. | The base is silver and blue, and symbolizes the many flooded kaolin (= white clay) quarries, extensive water areas, streams and wetlands. The gold symbolises the local mining of high quality (golden) sand. | ||
The red dragonfly represents a very rare species of red dragonfly, ''Crocothemis erythraea'', and refers to the presence of dragonflies around the village. | The red dragonfly represents a very rare species of red dragonfly, ''Crocothemis erythraea'', and refers to the presence of these dragonflies around the village. | ||
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