Coat of arms of Lund
According to the municipal plan, Lund’s three acorns represent the rural districts of Moi, Hovsherad and Heskestad.
Swedish description in the Heraldica record SV
The Swedish description in the Heraldica record is shown separately from the editorial text. Lund Municipality’s community plan mentions three acorns and their symbolism but does not provide a formal blazon.
I grönt fält tre ekollon av guld i trepass.
Three acorns in the arms
Lund Municipality’s community plan identifies three acorns in the municipal arms. It gives the number and symbolism of the motif but does not describe the colours or provide a formal blazon, so those details are not inferred from the automatically generated registry text.
Three rural districts and the municipal vision
The municipal plan says the three acorns represent the rural districts of Moi, Hovsherad and Heskestad. The associated settlements are Moi, Eik and Ualand. The theme of three also appears in the municipality’s vision, “All good things come in threes”. The plan connects that vision with Lund’s traditions in the wood-products industry.
Sources and image rights
Heraldica record · Image file page on Wikimedia Commons · Wikidata
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