List of coats of arms in the district of Giessen

This list shows the coats of arms of cities and communities as well as coats of arms of formerly independent communities and disbanded districts in the district of Gießen in Hesse . In this list the coats of arms are displayed with the municipality link.

Coat of arms of the district of Giessen
The district of Giessen in Hesse
The district of Giessen in Germany

Coat of arms of the city with special status in the district of Giessen

District town of
Giessen

Coats of arms of cities and municipalities

City of
Allendorf (Lumda)
City of
Biebertal
municipality
Buseck
Municipality
Fernwald
City of
Grünberg
Community
Heuchelheim ad Lahn
City of
Hungen
community
Langgöns
City of
Laubach
City of
Lich
City of
Linden
City of
Lollar
City of
Pohlheim
community
Rabenau
Municipality
Reiskirchen
City of
Staufenberg
Wettenberg municipality

Coats of arms of former cities and municipalities

Municipality Buseck
district Alten-Buseck
City of Hungen,
district of Bellersheim
Municipality of Pohlheim,
district of Dorf-Güll
Municipality Reiskirchen
district Ettingshausen
Municipality of Pohlheim
district Garbenteich
Municipality of Pohlheim,
district of Grüningen
Community of Pohlheim,
district of Hausen
Municipality of Pohlheim,
district of Holzheim
City of Hungen,
district of Langd
Community Langgöns
district Lang Gons
City of Lich Muschenheim
district
City of Hungen
district Obbornhofen
Municipality Fernwald
district Steinbach
City of Staufenberg,
district of Treis an der Lumda
City of Hungen,
district of Villingen
Municipality of Pohlheim
district Watzenborn-Steinberg

Blazons

↑ County coat of arms : “Divided: a red triangle bar above in silver; below in blue a silver Antonite cross. "
↑ Allendorf (Lumda): "In a blue field with a black edge of the shield, the golden crowned and reinforced Hessian lion, divided seven times by silver and red."
↑ Buseck: "Split from gold and black with a goat's horn in alternating colors, emerging from a lowered, curved tip split from black and silver, covered with a three-leaf clover in alternating colors."
↑ Fernwald: "In blue a golden diagonal cross, applied a silver heart shield with a continuous black cross."
↑ Lich: "In silver a red castle with four towers, above a Munzenberg-Falkensteiner shield that is unequally divided in red / gold."
↑ Rabenau: "In a silver field under a red shield head a three-part, black clover leaf."
↑ Alten-Buseck: “A black ram's head in gold; Above that, in the black shield head divided by a blue wavy band, three tinned golden castles. "
↑ Bellersheim: "Under a red shield head in a shield split by black and gold, in front a silver belt with a gold buckle and point, running from right to left over a golden stirrup, and 7 golden shingles."
↑ Ettingshausen: "In red above a silver heart with two seated, facing golden birds with blue beaks and feet, a golden six-pointed star, above a silver five-pointed crown covered with blue and red stones."
↑ Holzheim: "In a golden shield a blue linden tree growing on a blue shield base, next to two red roses with white buds and green leaves."
↑ Langd: "In black, half a red tip covered with a golden miner's lamp and framed by a golden lily ornament."
↑ Lang-Göns: "In a silver shield above a green mountain of three, two crossed red swords."
↑ Muschenheim: "On a golden damascus shield in a blue diagonal right-hand bar a golden archaic sword with chaplet."
↑ Obbornhofen: "On a blue shield a golden, red-tongued and -reinforced griffin."
↑ Steinbach: "In red on a golden inclined cross, a silver heart shield covered with a continuous black cross."
↑ Treis an der Lumda: "In silver under a red shield head a red post covered with a silver church tower, accompanied by black hearts assigned to one another at the top."
↑ Villingen: "Under a red shield head in gold, a right-turned, red-tongued and armored, winged blue lion with a silver nimbus."

[1] County coat of arms : “Divided: a red triangle bar above in silver; below in blue a silver Antonite cross. "

[2] Allendorf (Lumda): "In a blue field with a black edge of the shield, the golden crowned and reinforced Hessian lion, divided seven times by silver and red."

[3] Buseck: "Split from gold and black with a goat's horn in alternating colors, emerging from a lowered, curved tip split from black and silver, covered with a three-leaf clover in alternating colors."

[4] Fernwald: "In blue a golden diagonal cross, applied a silver heart shield with a continuous black cross."

[5] Lich: "In silver a red castle with four towers, above a Munzenberg-Falkensteiner shield that is unequally divided in red / gold."

[6] Rabenau: "In a silver field under a red shield head a three-part, black clover leaf."

[7] Alten-Buseck: “A black ram's head in gold; Above that, in the black shield head divided by a blue wavy band, three tinned golden castles. "

[8] Bellersheim: "Under a red shield head in a shield split by black and gold, in front a silver belt with a gold buckle and point, running from right to left over a golden stirrup, and 7 golden shingles."

[9] Ettingshausen: "In red above a silver heart with two seated, facing golden birds with blue beaks and feet, a golden six-pointed star, above a silver five-pointed crown covered with blue and red stones."

[10] Holzheim: "In a golden shield a blue linden tree growing on a blue shield base, next to two red roses with white buds and green leaves."

[11] Langd: "In black, half a red tip covered with a golden miner's lamp and framed by a golden lily ornament."

[12] Lang-Göns: "In a silver shield above a green mountain of three, two crossed red swords."

[13] Muschenheim: "On a golden damascus shield in a blue diagonal right-hand bar a golden archaic sword with chaplet."

[14] Obbornhofen: "On a blue shield a golden, red-tongued and -reinforced griffin."

[15] Steinbach: "In red on a golden inclined cross, a silver heart shield covered with a continuous black cross."

[16] Treis an der Lumda: "In silver under a red shield head a red post covered with a silver church tower, accompanied by black hearts assigned to one another at the top."

[17] Villingen: "Under a red shield head in gold, a right-turned, red-tongued and armored, winged blue lion with a silver nimbus."