List of coats of arms in the Neunkirchen district

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The list of coats of arms in the district of Neunkirchen shows the coats of arms of the cities, communities and formerly independent communities in the Saarland district of Neunkirchen .

Neunkirchen district

  • District of Neunkirchen
    Divided by blue and silver, above a growing, gold-crowned and red-tongued, golden lion studded with golden shingles, below in front a blue, gold-studded and tipped blue rose, behind a black four-spoke cogwheel.

  • Location of the district of Neunkirchen in Germany

  • Location of the Neunkirchen district in Saarland

Coats of arms of cities and municipalities

  • Municipality of
    Eppelborn divided
    by red and blue by a slanted silver bar; Above a mutilated silver eagle, below a left-turning silver double hook with a crossbar and blunt ends.

  • Municipality of
    Illingen
    Geviert, top right in silver a continuous red cross, top left in red a mutilated silver eagle, bottom right in a blue field sprinkled with five silver trefoil crosses a gold-crowned, red-tongued, double-tailed silver lion, bottom left in silver a red zigzag bar.

  • District town
    Neunkirchen (Saar)
    In black a single-tower silver church in front view with a high cross-tipped helmet, open ogival portal and three open ogival windows, accompanied at the top right by a silver mallet and a silver hammer in an oblique intersection, at the top left by a spoke-less silver gear.

  • Municipality of
    Merchweiler
    In gold a black göpel, accompanied by a natural red rose branch at the bottom right, a red oak branch at the bottom left, covered with a floating four-lipped blue tournament collar and covered with a red zigzag bar.

  • City of
    Ottweiler
    In blue a silver rose.

  • Municipality of
    Schiffweiler
    In blue a golden lily reel (Glevenrad), covered with a silver cap piece, in it a green, fallen linden leaf on a pole, a green cross, both touching the edge of the cap, as well as a black mallet and iron in the cap piece foot.

  • Municipality of
    Spiesen-Elversberg
    A golden tip in red, topped with a crowned red lion holding a black miner's lamp with silver glass and a red flame in its right paw; the tip on both sides accompanied by a continuous golden cross.

Former offices with their own coat of arms

  • Amt
    Spiesen
    Divided by silver and black by a flat point, above a red rose, gold-trimmed and green-tipped red rose on a green stem with two golden leaves, accompanied by two growing green ears, below a golden miner's lamp with silver glass, accompanied by two golden foot-clover-leaf crosses.

  • Amt
    Wiebelskirchen
    Within an eight-fold black and gold border in blue a golden wolf tang with two central rungs and blunt ends, accompanied by two golden plowshares at the top and two golden lilies at the bottom.

Former municipalities with their own coat of arms

  • Municipality of
    Bubach-Calmesweiler
    Divided and split by a golden shaft, above a continuous cross in red, on the right in green a silver beech leaf, on the left in green a silver ice crystal.

  • Community
    Elversberg old coat of arms
    in a black silver, accompanied by two black crosses main pile, placed on a green three-mountain, this is a silver miner's lamp with red flame.

  • Municipality of
    Eppelborn old coat of arms
    On a black background a silver diagonal right-hand bar accompanied by a silver hexagonal star in the upper corner.

  • Municipality of
    Fürth
    In blue a golden oblique left-hand bar covered by a silver waved oblique bar.

  • Community
    Hangard
    In Blue rotbezungter a golden lion, accompanied by 5 (2: 2: 1) golden lilies.

  • Municipality of
    Heiligenwald
    In the shield, divided diagonally and to the right, with a silver heart shield on top left in green a silver equal-armed, floating cross covered by the heart shield at the bottom right, a green oak branch with six leaves in silver at the bottom right; black hammer and mallet, crossed diagonally in the silver heart shield.

  • Community
    Hirzweiler
    In gold a leaping, red deer, covered by a blue wave beams.

  • Community
    Humes
    In Blue a fallen silver tip, is a gestümmelter red eagle; the top is accompanied on each side by two (1: 1) golden shingles.


  • Hüttigweiler community
    A black St. Andrew's cross in gold, covered by a silver heart shield with a red cross.

  • Municipality of
    Illingen old coat of arms
    In a silver shield, a red zigzag bar open downwards.

  • Community
    Landsweiler speeches
    shared oblique law; at the top an eight-spoke golden glaive wheel in blue, at the bottom in silver an obliquely crossed black mallet and hammer.

  • Municipality of
    Lautenbach
    In silver on a short red shaft, the red head of a so-called wheel needle , consisting of two interlocking rings and eight spokes, four of which go through in a cross shape to the middle, the other four only connect the two rings.

  • Community
    Merchweiler old coat of arms
    in golden field two red zigzag beams, surmounted by a blue vierlätzigen tournament collar.


  • Münchwies parish
    Divided diagonally to the left by silver and green, a green cross above, a silver heraldic lily below.

  • Community
    Schiffweiler old coat of arms
    in black a golden Glevenrad.

  • Municipality of
    Spiesen
    A golden tip in red, topped with a crowned, red lion, on each side a golden cross growing out of the tip.


  • Steinbach municipality
    In a wave cut divided by silver and green, above three black diamonds in bars, below a silver rose.

  • Municipality of
    Stennweiler
    In blue a golden linden tree with roots and two main branches and eleven leaves over blue jointed golden masonry in the base of the shield.

  • Municipality of
    Uchtelfangen
    In the upper left-hand shield, which is divided diagonally, there is a golden, crowned, red-tongued lion growing out of the dividing line in the blue field covered with golden shingles; in the golden lower field a red, mutilated eagle.

  • Municipality of
    Welschbach
    Under a blue shield head, in it three golden shingles in bars, a blue ear of wheat in gold, covered by two black crossed miner's picks.

  • Municipality of
    Wemmetsweiler
    In black a golden goblet, accompanied at the top right by a gold-handled, silver flaming sword, on the left by a gold-handled silver hoe.

  • Municipality of
    Wiebelskirchen
    In black, a golden zigzag bar in the shape of a W, set with a golden cross.

  • Community of
    Wiesbach
    In gold, a red diagonal right bar, covered with three silver mutilated eagles, covered by a green inclined left bar, covered with a silver wave bar.

  • Municipality of
    Wustweiler
    Three silver diamonds in green.

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  1. ↑ Decision of August 22, 1961 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1961, p. 522 )
  2. ↑ Decision of January 16, 1978 ( Official Gazette of Saarland 1978, p. 79 )
  3. ↑ Decision of February 9, 1976 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1976, p. 121 )
  4. ↑ Decision of August 27, 1975 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1975, p. 1023 )
  5. ^ Decision of November 6, 1975 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1975, p. 1196 )
  6. ↑ Decision of July 8, 1975 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1975, p. 891 )
  7. ↑ Decision of July 26, 1976 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1976, p. 846 )
  8. ↑ Decision of May 31, 1976 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1976, p. 458 )
  9. ↑ Decision of October 11, 1961 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1961, p. 586 )
  10. ↑ Decision of June 30, 1967 ( Official Gazette of the Saarland 1967, p. 586 )
  11. ^ Decision of August 10, 1967 ( Official Gazette of the Saarland 1967, p. 782 )
  12. ↑ Decision of May 5, 1954 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1954, p. 611 )
  13. ↑ Decision of June 19, 1962 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1962, p. 439 )
  14. ^ Decision of March 20, 1964 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1964, p. 252 )
  15. ↑ Decision of August 3, 1954 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1954, p. 990 )
  16. ^ Decision of June 15, 1953 ( Official Gazette of Saarland 1953, p. 347 )
  17. ^ Decision of January 10, 1967 ( Official Gazette of the Saarland 1967, p. 138 )
  18. ^ Decision of July 15, 1952 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1952, p. 763 )
  19. ^ Decision of April 27, 1951 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1951, p. 738 )
  20. ↑ Decision of March 23, 1964 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1964, p. 252 )
  21. ↑ Decision of March 27, 1962 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1962, p. 291 )
  22. ^ Decision of April 1, 1954 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1954, p. 388 )
  23. ^ Decision of September 22, 1964 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1964, p. 910 )
  24. ^ Decision of July 10, 1953 ( Official Gazette of the Saarland 1953, p. 430 )
  25. ^ Decision of June 15, 1953 ( Official Gazette of Saarland 1953, p. 347 )
  26. ↑ Decision of December 31, 1965 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1966, p. 62 )
  27. ^ Decision of November 13, 1964 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1964, p. 1034 )
  28. ↑ Decision of March 20, 1953 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1953, p. 274 )
  29. ↑ Decision of May 24, 1962 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1962, p. 409 )
  30. ^ Decision of August 26, 1965 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1965, p. 761 )
  31. ^ Decision of October 26, 1954 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1954, p. 1266 )
  32. ↑ Decision of May 15, 1957 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1957, p. 449 )
  33. ↑ Decision of June 15, 1953 ( Saarland Official Gazette 1953, p. 348 )