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Coat of arms of Hultsfred

Hultsfred’s arms place three silver fir trees and a silver waterwheel around a wavy silver bar on blue.

Coat of arms of Hultsfred
Municipal coat of arms

Swedish description in the Heraldica record

I blått fält en genom vågskura bildad bjälke av silver varöver tre bjälkvis ordnade granar av silver och varunder ett vattenhjul av silver.

This is the Swedish description in the Heraldica record. Its status as an official blazon has not been independently verified here. The editorial text distinguishes registry wording from local interpretations.

Designers

  • Vladimir A. Sagerlund

Registration and history

  • 8 October 1982: Registered at the National Board of Patents and Registration

Motifs and registry wording

The record describes a silver bar formed by a wavy line across a blue field. Three silver fir trees stand side by side above it, with a silver waterwheel below.

Source: Heraldica / Kansallisarkisto: registerpost 2992

Limits of the available symbolism sources

No explanation of the fir trees, waterwheel or wavy bar was found in the municipal primary sources checked. No meaning, such as a link to local industry or landscape, is therefore inferred here.

Source: Heraldica / Kansallisarkisto: registerpost 2992

Heraldic elements

The heraldic elements are identified using HERO, a heraldry ontology published through Finland's Finto service. It provides structured terminology for describing coats of arms and their components. The list describes the structure of the arms, not the symbolic meaning of its elements.

  • escutcheon
  • fess
  • field
  • Argent
  • Azure
  • waterwheel
  • spruce
  • three
  • unpartitioned

Sources and image rights

Heraldica / National Archives of Finland · Wikidata

Image licence: CC BY-SA 3.0

Image source and credit: National Archives of Sweden / Vladimir Sagerlund

Original image. The image has been resized and converted to WebP. The derivative retains the original image’s licence.

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