List of coats of arms in Saxony-Anhalt

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This list with its sub-lists, which can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page, contains - sorted according to the administrative structure - all coats of arms of the state of Saxony-Anhalt listed in Wikipedia . Most of the 1016 municipalities in the state (as of March 1, 2008) do not have a coat of arms. These lists therefore not only show the coats of arms, but also the information about which coats of arms and information are missing in Wikipedia or which municipalities do not have a coat of arms. The footnotes refer to the blazon of the corresponding coat of arms.

After the municipal reform completed at the end of 2010, there are now 218 legally independent municipalities and 18 association municipalities. The municipalities that have lost their legal existence on the occasion of the municipal area reform can continue to use their coats of arms as a district of the municipality into which they were incorporated, according to Section 15 of the municipal constitution. In particular, a formerly used (sovereignty) symbol as a symbol of history and the lost legal independence should be kept in memory. Insofar as districts do not yet have a coat of arms, they can no longer accept a coat of arms, since as a legally dependent territorial structure they do not bear original rights. In addition, a newly adopted coat of arms would not be part of the local history to be kept in memory.

As can already be seen in the coat of arms of Saxony-Anhalt, the Saxon colors (gold with black bars), the Prussian eagle , in the north (in the Altmark ) often the Märkische eagle are part of the frequently occurring symbolism. In the area of ​​the former Anhalt principalities you can find the coats of arms from these houses, such as the bear on a wall in the former Anhalt-Bernburg .

Coat of arms of the state of Saxony-Anhalt

Historical coat of arms of the country

  • Coat of arms of the province of Saxony 1927

  • State coat of arms of Saxony-Anhalt 1948–52

Coat of arms of the independent cities in Saxony-Anhalt

Historical coats of arms and districts of the independent cities

  • Dessau-Rosslau
  • Halle (Saale)

Coat of arms of the districts in Saxony-Anhalt

Coats of arms of former counties

Blazons

  1. ↑ Saxony-Anhalt: “The state coat of arms shows in the divided shield, divided nine times above, the colors gold over black, covered diagonally on the right with a green diamond wreath and on the left - at the level of the upper five divisions - in the silver free field a black eagle with gold reinforcement and red Tongue. The lower field shows a striding black bear in silver on a black grooved red battlement wall with an open gate. ”
    (Law on coats of arms, flags and seals of January 29, 1991)
  2. ↑ Province of Saxony : "In a field that is cross-striped ten times by gold and black, a green diamond-shaped wreath lying diagonally to the right, above the soaring Prussian eagle."
    (Approved by the Prussian State Ministry on June 27, 1927)
  3. ↑ Saxony-Anhalt until 1952: “Nine times divided by black and gold, covered with a green diamond wreath diagonally on the right. The coat of arms is crowned in a semicircle by three golden ears, the middle standing, the lateral ones lying to the right and left. In the spaces between the ears of corn there is a black mallet on the right and a black hammer on the left, the stalks are accompanied by two green bay leaves. "
    (Introduced by a resolution of the state parliament of December 14, 1948)
  4. ↑ Dessau-Roßlau: “Geviert. Field 1: in silver at the slit a red, gold-armored eagle with a red tongue. Field 2: nine times divided by black and gold, covered diagonally to the right with a green diamond wreath. Field 3: golden-red quartered. Field 4: In silver on blue waves, a red sailing ship moving to the left, on whose golden sail an upright, left-turning, silver-crowned and red-armored black bear stands with an ax turned away in both front paws; the red top of the mast is pinned with a blue carp; on the bow the city flag of Rosslau in blue over silver. The coat of arms is crowned by five red battlements. "
  5. ↑ Halle (Saale): "In silver, the red moon rises between two six-pointed red stars, the raised star being shown somewhat larger."
  6. ↑ Magdeburg: “In silver a tinned red, black grooved castle with two pointed towers, an open golden gate and a raised black portcullis; A maiden (maid) in green, growing between the towers, holding up a green wreath in her raised right hand. "
  7. ↑ Dessau: “Split with a golden-red quartered shield base, in front in silver at the split a red, gold-armored eagle with a red tongue; at the back divided nine times by black and gold, covered diagonally on the right with a green diamond wreath. The coat of arms is crowned by five red battlements. "
  8. ↑ Roßlau (Elbe): “In silver on blue waves, a red sailing ship moving to the left, on whose golden sails an upright, left-turning, silver-crowned and red-armed black bear stands with an ax turned away in both front paws; the red top of the mast is pinned with a blue carp; on the bow the city flag in blue over silver. "
  9. ↑ Altmarkkreis Salzwedel: “Split and half-divided by silver, gold and blue; at the front of the gap a red eagle with gold reinforcement, at the top at the back an upright blue lion with a red tongue and reinforcement, at the bottom at the back a golden pre-alaldic cross-shaped fitting. "
    (approved on November 24, 1994)
  10. ↑ Landkreis Anhalt-Bitterfeld: “Geviert; 1: in silver a black bear walking left on a red battlement wall; 2: a red armored, three-toed, black lion with a knocked out tongue; 3: three red sea leaves in silver (2: 1); 4: in red a growing silver palm with fruits. "
    (Approved on August 31, 2007)
  11. ↑ Landkreis Börde: “In red a riding silver warrior, the lowered gag lance in the right and with the round shield on the left arm covering the upper part of the belted sword, the bridled silver stallion striding on a meandering silver snake, whose head is on lower left edge of the shield down into the base of the shield (Hornhausener Reiter). "
    (approved on August 8, 2007)
  12. ↑ Burgenlandkreis: "In silver a black grooved red castle, the lowered castle wall occupied by two pinnacle towers adjoining at the top and disappearing into the outer edge, between the towers a six-berry (3: 2: 1) blue grape with two green leaves, the castle wall covered with one golden shield, in it a black miner's bullet. "
    ( main statute of the Burgenlandkreis )
  13. ↑ District of Harz: "Split from silver and red, in front two facing, rising red trout, behind two diagonally crossed silver sideboard knives with golden handles."
    (Approved on January 3, 2008)
  14. ↑ District Jerichower Land: "Split of blue and silver, in front a silver pole, behind a black, silver-contoured and red-armored crane."
    (Approved on September 12, 1995)
  15. ↑ Mansfeld-Südharz district: "Halbgespalten and divided; front of the top quartered, field 1 and 4: six times silver divided over red; Field 2 and 3: in silver six (3: 3) red diamonds; at the top in silver a stylized natural red rose; below in green a silver triangle, topped with a diagonally crossed black miner's nose. "
    (approved on March 17, 2008)
  16. ↑ Saalekreis: “Geviert; Field 1: divided by red over silver, field 2: in gold a red-armored black lion , field 3: in gold a black cross , field 4: divided seven times by silver over red. "
    (Approved on August 8, 2007)
  17. ↑ Salzlandkreis: “Square of red and silver; Field 1 and 4: a silver "piece of salt" wound with three golden ribbons in a golden basket; Field 2: a black, gold-armored eagle, the axes of the wings covered with golden clover stems; Field 4: a striding black bear with a silver collar and a red tongue hanging out on a red, black grooved crenellated wall rising diagonally to the right with a closed gate, which contains black door fittings on the left and a black lock on the right. "
    (Approved on October 29, 2007)
  18. ↑ Landkreis Stendal: "Split in front in silver a red gold-armored eagle at the gap and at the back split above in blue a three-leafed golden clover, angled by three silver oak leaves, in the back below in black three (2: 1 placed) golden diamonds." (Approved on December 20, 1995)
  19. ^ Wittenberg district: “The Wittenberg district has a coat of arms. It shows two diagonally crossed red swords in a black and silver shield. ”
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  20. ↑ a b Landkreis Anhalt-Zerbst (before July 1, 1994 Landkreis Zerbst ): “Square with a black cross, covered with a heart sign; Field 1 and 4: in silver three (2: 1) red roses, field 2 and 3: in red a silver, gold-armored eagle; the heart shield shows a black bear walking to the right on a red, black grooved crenellated wall with an open gate. "
    (approved on December 18, 1935 for the district of Zerbst, continued by the district of Anhalt-Zerbst with approval from February 27, 1995)
  21. ^ Aschersleben district: "Geviert. 1: Divided nine times by black over gold; 2: in silver a red eagle armored with gold, the wings covered with golden clover stems; 3: a black bear walking to the right on a red battlement wall with an open gate; covered with a twelve-fold black and silver heart shield. "
    (approved July 24, 1992)
  22. ↑ Aschersleben-Staßfurt district: “Geviert; Field 1: 12 layers of black and silver nested; Field 2: a black, gold-armored eagle in silver, the axes of the wings covered with golden clover stems; Field 3: in silver a striding black bear on a red, sloping crenellated wall with an open gate; Field 4: divided by red and silver. "
    (Approved February 27, 1995)
  23. ↑ District of Ballenstedt: "Geviert. 1: at the gap a red gold-armored eagle; 2: divided nine times, the colors black over gold, covered diagonally on the right with a green diamond wreath; 3: divided nine times, the colors black over gold; 4: In silver, Saint Cyriacus, robed in red; in a silver heart shield on a red battlement wall with an open gate a black bear striding to the right. "(approved 1936)
  24. ↑ District of Bernburg (1936): “Geviert. 1: Twelve layers of black and silver; 2: two golden oblique left bars in blue; 3: in blue a left-looking gold-armored silver eagle; 4: in silver a blue robed Mother of God with the baby Jesus. In the silver heart shield on a red battlement wall with an open gate a black bear striding to the right. "
    (Approved in March 1936)
  25. ↑ Landkreis Bernburg (1992): "The coat of arms of the Landkreis Bernburg shows in silver a striding black bear with a silver collar and a red tongue hanging out on a red, black grooved crenellated wall rising diagonally to the right with a closed gate that contains black door fittings on the left and a black lock on the right . "
    (Section 2 (1) of the main statutes of the district of Bernburg, approved on June 15, 1992 and confirmed on June 1, 1995)
  26. ^ Bitterfeld district: "Geviert. Field 1 and 4: in silver three red sea leaves placed two to one; Field 2: a black, red-armored lion in gold; Field 3: two blue posts in gold. "(Approved on February 15, 1939 and confirmed on February 28, 1995)
  27. ↑ Bördekreis: "Square of silver and red, covered with a wavy bar lying diagonally to the right, in field 2 an upright golden ear, in field 3 a golden scythe leaf."
    (Approved on October 14, 1994)
  28. ↑ Landkreis Burg (1990): “Split from blue and silver; It shows the crowned Mary with the child on her left arm, holding a lily scepter in her right hand, on a folding chair decorated with wolf heads under a clover-leaf arch with three pinnacle towers at the top, filled with diamonds decorated with roses. "
    (Approved on July 27, 1990 )
  29. ↑ Burgenlandkreis: “In silver a red, black grooved pinnacle wall, covered with a silver bunch of 6 berries (3: 2: 1), above it an overturned red sword with a round button on the handle and round corners of the quillons, crossed diagonally with a red key , the beard turned downwards at the front, the lock sheet square. "
    (Section 2, Paragraph 1 of the main statutes of the Burgenland district , approved on July 12, 1996)
  30. ↑ Landkreis Calbe (Saale): “In red on the lower half of the shield, 2 silver with 3 blue river ribbons (since the right river band flows into the left). In the corner of the river mouth pointing towards the lower edge of the shield, a silver, black jointed, crenellated castle wall with a black jointed, crenellated tower towering behind it. "
    (Approved on December 9, 1933)
  31. ↑ Gardelegen district: “Divided; above in silver a growing gold-armored red eagle, below in red a striding blue-armored and blue-tongued golden lion. "
    (approved on September 14, 1938)
  32. ^ Genthin district: "Geviert; Field 1 and 4: divided by red over silver; Field 2: in blue a silver oblique left-hand bar, covered with a gold anchor; Field 3: a golden heraldic lily in blue. "
    (Approved on October 15, 1990)
  33. ↑ Halberstadt district: "Split from silver and red."
    (Approved on July 20, 1995)
  34. ↑ District of Haldensleben: "In Rot."
    (Approved on ????)
  35. ↑ Hohenmölsen district: "In gold, a four-leaf green clover, topped with a black miner's tooth."
    (Approved on January 16, 1992)
  36. ↑ District Jerichow II “Geviert; Field 1 and 4: divided by red over silver; Field 2 and 3: a golden three-leaf clover in blue, angled by 3 silver oak leaves. "
    (Approved on April 21, 1938)
  37. ↑ Landkreis Köthen: “Split from black and silver; in front an open silver flight, behind a natural palm standing on a red shield base. "
    (approved on May 30, 1991)
  38. ↑ Landkreis Mansfelder Land: "The coat of arms is divided into the following components: Squared silver shield, field 1: four, 1: 4 three red bars, 2: 3 six red diamonds (3: 3), field 2: a black miner's tooth, field 3 : a green fir on a green, corrugated shield base, field 4: an upright red fish. "
    (Section 2 (1) of the main statute of the Mansfelder Land district, approved on July 20, 1995)
  39. ^ Merseburg district: "Divided by black over gold, above a growing red-tongued eagle, below a free-standing paw cross in confused colors."
    (Approved on July 31, 1937)
  40. ^ District Merseburg-Querfurt: "Geviert; Field 1 and 4: a black cross in gold; Fields 2 and 3: seven times divided silver over red. "
    (Section 2, Paragraph 1 of the main statutes of the Merseburg-Querfurt district, approved on November 30, 1995)
  41. ↑ Circle of ears: "Diagonally left divided by wave cut red over silver, above a five-leaf silver beech branch, below a blue wave oblique left bar."
    (Approved on May 11, 1995)
  42. ^ Osterburg district: “Divided by silver over black; above a growing gold-armored red eagle; below three (2: 1) golden diamonds. "(approved September 29, 1938)
  43. ↑ Landkreis Quedlinburg (1939): "In red two diagonally crossed silver serving knives with golden handles."
    (Approved on July 7, 1939)
  44. ↑ Landkreis Quedlinburg (1990): "Divided by silver and red by a curved tip divided nine times black over gold, in front a red four-ended red antler pole bent to the left, behind two diagonally crossed silver sideboard knives with golden handles."
    (§ 2 Paragraph 1 of the main statutes of the district of Quedlinburg, approved on September 24, 1990)
  45. ↑ Landkreis Querfurt: "Seven times divided by silver over red."
    (Approved on July 31, 1934)
  46. ↑ Landkreis Roßlau: “Divided by red battlement beams; above in silver a black bear walking to the right, below in green a silver bordered black cross of the Teutonic Order. "
    (approved on October 15, 1991)
  47. ↑ Saalkreis: “Geviert; 1 and 4: divided by red and silver, 2: in gold a black, red armored lion, 3: in gold, two blue poles. ”
    (Section 2, Paragraph 1 of the main statute of the Saalkreis district, approved on May 31, 1937, confirmed on March 13, 1995)
  48. ↑ District of Salzwedel:: “Divided; above in silver a growing gold-armored red eagle, below in black two gold bars. "
    (approved on August 17, 1937 by the President of the Province of Saxony)
  49. ↑ District Sangerhausen: "In green a silver isosceles triangle with the point upwards, covered with a red rose blossom, including two crossed silver double hooks."
    (Approved on December 10, 1991)
  50. ↑ Landkreis Schönebeck: "In red over a five-fold blue corrugated silver drawbar a silver, black grooved, crenellated castle wall, towering behind it three silver, black grooved, crenellated towers, the middle tower raised."
    (Approved on October 10, 1991)
  51. ↑ Landkreis Stendal: “Divided by silver over blue; above a growing gold-armored red eagle; below a three-leaf, golden clover, angled by three silver oak leaves. "
    (approved July 31, 1937)
  52. ↑ Landkreis Weißenfels (1992): "Diagonally right divided by a silver wave bar from gold over blue, in the golden field a black eagle." (Approved 1992)
  53. ↑ Landkreis Weißenfels (1994) "In gold, a blue oblique right-hand bar, topped with a gold-armored, red-tongued black eagle, below a four-leaf green clover, covered with diagonally crossed black mallets and iron."
    (Approved on October 14, 1994)
  54. ↑ Wernigerode district: "Split of silver and red with two erect trout facing each other in mixed colors."
    (Approved on September 13, 1939 and confirmed on August 11, 1995)
  55. ^ Wolmirstedt district: "Split and half-split by silver, red and silver, in front a gold-armored, tongue-tongued red eagle at the gap."
    (Approved on January 4, 1937)
  56. ↑ Zeitz district: "In red a fallen silver sword with a round button on the handle and round corners of the quillons, crossed diagonally with a silver key, the beard turned downwards at the front, the keeper square."
    (Approved on July 21, 1993)

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