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Coat of arms of Stord

Stord’s municipal arms show a gold holly sprig; the municipality says holly grows wild on the island.

Coat of arms of Stord
Municipal coat of arms · 4614

Swedish description in the Heraldica record SV

The Swedish text in the Heraldica record is kept separate from the arms information in Stord Municipality’s profile manual. The extra wording in the municipal logo is not part of the arms motif.

I rött fält en järnekskvist av guld.

A gold holly sprig

Stord Municipality’s profile manual identifies a gold holly sprig as the motif in its arms. The municipality says holly grows wild on the island, giving the choice a local connection.

Sources: Stord kommune: Grafisk profil (profilhandboka)

A motif adopted in 1987

The municipality says the arms were approved and put into use in 1987. The manual also mentions the town’s nickname kristtornbyen, “the holly town”, and says it appears in the municipal logo. The nickname and logo wording are separate from the charge shown in the shield.

Sources: Stord kommune: Grafisk profil (profilhandboka)

Sources and image rights

Heraldica record · Image file page on Wikimedia Commons · Wikidata

Wikimedia Commons lists this image as: Public domain

Creator listed on Commons: Original by caplex.no

More image information

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Licence information for the Heraldica reference image: CC BY-SA 3.0. Rights information may differ between image sources.

SVG is own work, based upon image from caplex.no.

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