File:Blason ville fr Barjac (Ariège).svg

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Français : Barjac, Ariège, France
Blazon
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Français : D'azur à un palmier de sinople fûté et fruité d'or, accompagné en pointe de deux branches de laurier de sinople, les tiges passées en sautoir en pointe et liées d'or ; au chef d'or chargé de trois pals de gueules.
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Armorial de France: 20102
Tincture
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Date 19 July 2022
Artist
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Thom.Lanaud
Source Own work
 
This SVG coat of arms includes elements from this coat of arms:
 Blason de la ville de Landser (68).svg (by Spax89).
 
This SVG coat of arms includes elements from this coat of arms:
 Blason ville fr Rive-de-Gier (Loire).svg (by Celbusro).
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 Coat of arms created for the Blazon Project of the French Wikipedia. 

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