List of coats of arms in Karlsruhe

This list contains all coats of arms of the Karlsruhe district in Baden-Württemberg , including historical coats of arms, listed in Wikipedia . Almost all cities, communities and districts in Baden-Württemberg have a coat of arms. They can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page.

Coat of arms of the city district of Karlsruhe

City arms in Karlsruhe

Karlsruhe
The city of Karlsruhe in Baden-Württemberg

District coat of arms in Karlsruhe

Former coat of arms

Former municipal coat of arms in Karlsruhe

Former city arms in Karlsruhe

Blazons

↑ Karlsruhe : In red, a golden (yellow) slanting bar framed in silver (white) on both sides, on which the word FIDELITAS is written in black Latin capital letters.
↑ Oststadt : The coat of arms of the Oststadt shows the Gottesaue Castle.
↑ Nordstadt : In the north, the green district closes the ring of districts around the city center and named after the cardinal points. Hence the "North Star" above the avenue leading to the north (Linkenheim).
↑ Nordweststadt : In red a silver-edged, oblique golden wedge, accompanied at the top by a seven-leaved silver chestnut leaf.
↑ Oberreut : A green branch in gold.
↑ Südstadt : In red a silver totem pole (Buffalo Bill Indian fountain).
^ Karlsruher Südweststadt : The stylized Hirschbrücke, shown in perspective, refers to the yellow "Fidelitas bar" in the city coat of arms, but reverses its course through the coat of arms.
↑ Waldstadt : In blue on a continuous silver branch, an owl is sitting in front of a spruce that is jagged three times at the top
↑ Weiherfeld-Dammerstock : Divided by a silver sloping bar, a golden cattail in blue above, a golden ear of wheat below in green.
↑ Weststadt : A black fountain (Krautkopfbrunnen) in a shield split by green and red.
↑ Inner city west : In red a golden sloping bar, in the back a golden brick pyramid.
↑ Aue : In blue on a green ground, a silver poplar, attached with a black shield, inside the silver capital letter A.
↑ Beiertheim : A waning silver crescent moon in black.
↑ Bulach : In blue an increasing golden crescent moon.
↑ Daxlanden : The golden village sign in red (a cross, the shaft of which ends in a hook to the top right)
↑ Grötzingen : In a split shield in front in gold a red sloping bar, behind in blue a golden tower.
↑ Grünwettersbach : In silver, a red crowned lion striding over four blue mountains.
↑ Grünwinkel : In blue a silver spade leaf.
↑ Hagsfeld : The silver village sign in blue (a cross, the longitudinal bar of which taper in two ends).
↑ Hohenwettersbach : In a shield divided by gold and silver, above a half red lion at the division, below a rose with blue clusters and green sepals.
↑ Knielingen : The black village sign (a pentagram) in gold.
↑ Neureut : In a shield split by gold and red, a hasp (booklet) in mixed up colors.
↑ Palmbach : A golden sword and a silver palm branch (leaf) crossed diagonally in blue.
↑ Rintheim : In red a triple gold cross.
↑ Rüppurr : In red, two turned away silver keys with four teeth, beard on top.
↑ Stupferich : It shows the foot of a water bird on a blue background, above it two stars, all of which are gold.
↑ Wettersbach It shows a split shield above in blue a silver palm branch, below in gold a crowned, striding red lion.
↑ Wolfartsweier : coat of arms in blue with two silver sickles facing away from each other with a red handle.
↑ Durlach : In gold, a red sloping bar.
↑ Mühlburg : In a split shield in front in gold a red sloping bar, behind in green a silver deer head.

literature

Herwig John: District and community arms in Baden-Württemberg. Volume 2: The district and community coats of arms in the Karlsruhe administrative region (with the help of Hiltburg Köckert and Gabriele Wüst). Landesarchivdirektion Baden-Württemberg (ed.), Konrad Theiss Verlag Stuttgart, 1990, 108 pages, ISBN 3-8062-0802-6

Klemens Stadler: German coat of arms. Volume VIII: Baden-Württemberg . With drawings by Max Reinhart. Angelsachsen-Verlag Bremen, 1971

Herwig John: Book of arms of the district of Karlsruhe. Coat of arms - seal - village sign . Publications of the State Archives Administration Baden-Württemberg, Volume 45. Stuttgart / Karlsruhe, 1986, ISBN 3929366657

Herwig John: Book of arms of the district of Karlsruhe: arms, seals, village signs (new edition). Regional culture publishing house, Ubstadt-Weiher, 1997, 256 pages, ISBN 3806208026

[1] Karlsruhe : In red, a golden (yellow) slanting bar framed in silver (white) on both sides, on which the word FIDELITAS is written in black Latin capital letters.

[2] Oststadt : The coat of arms of the Oststadt shows the Gottesaue Castle.

[3] Nordstadt : In the north, the green district closes the ring of districts around the city center and named after the cardinal points. Hence the "North Star" above the avenue leading to the north (Linkenheim).

[4] Nordweststadt : In red a silver-edged, oblique golden wedge, accompanied at the top by a seven-leaved silver chestnut leaf.

[5] Oberreut : A green branch in gold.

[6] Südstadt : In red a silver totem pole (Buffalo Bill Indian fountain).

[7] Karlsruher Südweststadt : The stylized Hirschbrücke, shown in perspective, refers to the yellow "Fidelitas bar" in the city coat of arms, but reverses its course through the coat of arms.

[8] Waldstadt : In blue on a continuous silver branch, an owl is sitting in front of a spruce that is jagged three times at the top

[9] Weiherfeld-Dammerstock : Divided by a silver sloping bar, a golden cattail in blue above, a golden ear of wheat below in green.

[10] Weststadt : A black fountain (Krautkopfbrunnen) in a shield split by green and red.

[11] Inner city west : In red a golden sloping bar, in the back a golden brick pyramid.

[12] Aue : In blue on a green ground, a silver poplar, attached with a black shield, inside the silver capital letter A.

[13] Beiertheim : A waning silver crescent moon in black.

[14] Bulach : In blue an increasing golden crescent moon.

[15] Daxlanden : The golden village sign in red (a cross, the shaft of which ends in a hook to the top right)

[16] Grötzingen : In a split shield in front in gold a red sloping bar, behind in blue a golden tower.

[17] Grünwettersbach : In silver, a red crowned lion striding over four blue mountains.

[18] Grünwinkel : In blue a silver spade leaf.

[19] Hagsfeld : The silver village sign in blue (a cross, the longitudinal bar of which taper in two ends).

[20] Hohenwettersbach : In a shield divided by gold and silver, above a half red lion at the division, below a rose with blue clusters and green sepals.

[21] Knielingen : The black village sign (a pentagram) in gold.

[22] Neureut : In a shield split by gold and red, a hasp (booklet) in mixed up colors.

[23] Palmbach : A golden sword and a silver palm branch (leaf) crossed diagonally in blue.

[24] Rintheim : In red a triple gold cross.

[25] Rüppurr : In red, two turned away silver keys with four teeth, beard on top.

[26] Stupferich : It shows the foot of a water bird on a blue background, above it two stars, all of which are gold.

[27] Wettersbach It shows a split shield above in blue a silver palm branch, below in gold a crowned, striding red lion.

[28] Wolfartsweier : coat of arms in blue with two silver sickles facing away from each other with a red handle.

[29] Durlach : In gold, a red sloping bar.

[30] Mühlburg : In a split shield in front in gold a red sloping bar, behind in green a silver deer head.