Argentina
COATS
OF ARMS OF THE CAPITAL AND OF THE PROVINCES OF ARGENTINA .[1]
See also: Escudos
Provinciales
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Buenos Aires (Capital Federal): A.: A
seascape, in the distance a galleon and a two-masted ship, sails furled, in base
an anchor dropped, in chief a dove within a halo, symbolizing the Holy
Spirit, all proper. For more
see also: Ciudad Autonoma de
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Buenos Aires (Provincia): Parted per fess Azure and Argent,
two clasped hands upholing a stake
with the Cap of Liberty on top, all proper. Crest: A rising sun radiant Or.
Garland: Branches of olive tied with a ribbon of the national colors proper. |
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Catamarca: A.; Gules, the seal of Argentina, proper; in
dexter chief an anchor, in sinister chief a cornucopia, in dexter base a
crown and in sinister base a tower Or. Crest: A rising sun radiant Or.
Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a ribbon of the national colors proper.
Supp.: Two national flags in saltire proper. |
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Chaco: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, a
palmtree standing in a landscape in base, and before the tree a plow, all
proper. |
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Chubut: A.: Azure, a barrulet and an ear of grain
per pale Or, in chief the word CHUBUT Argent and in base a weir proper.
Crest: A rising sun radiant Or. |
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Cordoba: A.: Gules, a tower Argent, opened of the
field, flying therefrom seven national flags proper, standing on a base Vert on
which are two rivers, flowing fessways, the uppermost with an island on the
sinister. |
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Corrientes: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, a stake with a Cap of Liberty
and in base a canyon on the bottom of which stands a christian cross issuing
from fire, all proper. Crest: A rising sun radiant Or. Garland: Branches of
olive, tied with a ribbon of the national colors proper. |
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Entre Rios: A.: Parted per fess Gules, a five-pointed
star Argent an the words PROVINCIA
DE ENTRE RIOS per bordure; and Vert, a sun radiant Or, the upper half encircled by
the words: FEDERACION, LIBERTAD
Y FUERZA, and a
garland of branches of olive per bordure proper. Over all two clasped hands
per fess. |
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Formosa: A: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, in
chief a cottonflower proper, encicled by nine six-pointed stars Or; in base two clasped hand Gules. Crest: A
rising sun radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive. |
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Jujuy: Arms: parted per fess Azure and Argent,
two clasped hands upholding a stake with a Cap of Liberty on top, all proper,
between two flowers in chief Argent, seeded Gules. Crest: A rising sun
radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive tied with a ribbon of the national
colors proper. Supp.: A shield Or. See also: History
of the arms of Jujuy |
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La Pampa: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Vert, in chief a
tree issuant proper, in base a rider Sable. Crest: A rising sun radiant Or.
Garland: Two ears of wheat Or tied with a ribbon of the national colors.
Supp.: Two spears of bamboo in saltire. See also: |
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La Rioja: A.: A mountain proper. Crest: A rising sun
radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive tied with a ribbon of the national
colors, proper |
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Mendoza: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, two
clasped hand upholding a stake with a Cap of Liberty on top; in base a
cornucopia, all proper. Crest: A rising sun radiant Or. Garland: Branches of
olive, tied with a ribbon of the national colors, proper |
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Misiones: A.: The falls of the Rio Parana under a
rising sun proper, in chief a bow, an arrow and two fishing-hooks in saltire
Sable. Garland: Branches of olive proper. Supp.: A cartouche Argent with the
words PROVINCIA DE MISIONES in black lettering |
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Neuquen: A: Azure, a representation of Mount Tromen
(3979 m) charged with a snake-pine (Araucaria
araucana) issuing from two receiving hands, all proper, the summit and
the crown encircled by sixteen four-pointed stars Or. Crest: A rising sun
radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive proper. |
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The first emblem shows the map of the
province, the country Argent, the province Tenné. See also:
I. Historia
del escudo de la Provincia de Río Negro. II. Wikipedia |
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Arms of Rio Negro adopted 1966 and readopted
14.09.2009 |
Arms of Rio Negro adopted 1969, abandoned 2009 |
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Salta: A.: Azure, a six-pointed star Argent edged and
charged with a sun radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a ribbon of the
national colors, proper. See also camdipsalta |
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San Juan: A.: Parted per fess Azure and
Argent, two clasped hands upholding a stake with a Cap of Liberty on top all
proper. Crest: A sun radiant Or. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a
ribbon of the national colors, proper. |
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San Luis: A.: A pampa
with two deer respecting, in the distance a mountainrange and a rising sun all
proper. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a ribbon of the national
colors, proper. |
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A.: Parted per fess, in chief a
mountainridge, in the sky the constellation of the Southern Cross, proper; in
base a sun radiant Or and on a ribbon Sable the words: provincia
de santa cruz, in
golden lettering. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a
ribbon of the national colors, proper. |
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Santa Fe: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, a spear
and two arrows in saltire, tied with a ribbon Or and 19 mullets pere bordure
Or. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a ribbon of the national colors
proper. |
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Santiago Del Estero: A.: Parted per fess Azure and Argent, two clasped
hands, sleeved Azure, upholding a stake with a Cap of Liberty on top,
extending over the upper edge of the shield proper. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a
ribbon of the national colors proper Present arms: Arms: Tierced per fess Azure, Argent and
Azure, an eight-ppointes star Gules charged with a sun radinat of sixteen
rays chrged with a cross of Santiago Gules. Garland: a branch of olive and a branch of
cotton proper. |
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Tierra del Fuego, Antartida e Islas del Atlantico Sur: 30° of a circle showing the map of the realm
Sable, the sea Argent. |
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Arms
adopted 04.01.1993 |
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Tucuman:
Parted per
fess Azure and Argent, two clasped hands upholding a stake with a Cap of liberty
on top proper. Garland: Branches of olive, tied with a ribbon of the national
colors proper. |
© Hubert de Vries 2006-06-21 Updated 2009-08-13; 2011-12-12; 2013-04-21