List of coats of arms in Thuringia

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This list shows the coats of arms of the districts of Thuringia . The state of Thuringia is divided into 17 districts and 6 independent cities. The coats of arms of the cities, municipalities and districts are recorded by district and can be accessed via the navigation bar below.

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Coat of arms of the districts of the Free State of Thuringia

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Former counties

The districts of Eisenberg and Schmölln did not have a district coat of arms from 1990 until the administrative reform in 1994, other districts carried or developed informally coats of arms that were not officially approved.

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District coat of arms without or without a secured permit

Coat of arms descriptions and notes

  1. ↑ State coat of arms: "In blue an upright, eight-fold red and silver striped, gold-crowned and gold-armored lion on a blue background, surrounded by eight silver stars."
    (Law on the emblems of Thuringia of January 10, 1991 )
  2. ↑ Altenburger Land: “The coat of arms is quartered and shows a red rose with a golden clasp and green sepals at the top, an upright lion in blue at the back, divided by gold and silver; the lower right field is divided nine times by black and gold and covered with a green diamond wreath; the lower left field shows a red acorn with a green chalice in silver. "
    ( approved on April 28, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  3. ↑ Eichsfeld: "In the silver shield a red, right-facing eagle with a golden beak and golden claws, with a silver six-spoke Mainz wheel on the chest."
    ( Approved on March 22, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  4. ↑ Gotha: “Divided by silver and red; above the Friedenstein Castle in silver and with black roofs; below, above a six-pointed star cut from silver and black, a silver wave bar. "
    ( approved on June 28, 1991 by the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior )
  5. ↑ Greiz: “The coat of arms of the district of Greiz is divided by black and silver over a black and gold divided shield base covered with a curved, inclined green diamond wreath and shows an upright golden, red crowned and armored lion at the front and a golden crane at the back.”
    ( Approved on June 19, 1997 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  6. ↑ Hildburghausen: "The coat of arms of the district of Hildburghausen is golden, divided by a curved, lowered red point, which is covered in the base of the shield with three silver points and shows a black, red armored and bezungten lion in front and a black, red-tongued lion at the back, on a green three-mountain red-armored hen with a red comb and red rag. "
    ( approved on May 8, 1996 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  7. ↑ Ilm-Kreis: “The coat of arms is quartered by gold and blue and shows a black, red-armored, right-looking eagle above in field 1, in fields 2 and 3 a golden, red-armored, right-walking, upright lion, in field 4 on a black Berg a black hen with red reinforcement and a red comb and rag. "
    ( Approved on February 1, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  8. ↑ Kyffhäuserkreis: “In blue an upright, golden, red armored and tongued lion, who leans on a shield, on a green, silver-edged mountain of three. The shield is quartered; 1 and 4 are divided five times by red and silver, 2 and 3 show six red alarm clocks in two rows in silver. The Dreiberg is covered with a silver wavy strip and a silver wavy thread. "
    ( Approved on October 26, 1994 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  9. ↑ Nordhausen: “Divided diagonally; below, in a field paved with red and silver, a golden stump; above, in gold, a red rice sprouting from the tree stump. "
    ( managed from January 1, 1949 to 1952 and again from 1990, approved on September 13, 1990 )
  10. ↑ Saale-Holzland-Kreis: “Heraldic shield, which is split by a curved, ascending golden tip, seeded with red hearts, inside a black growing lion and which on the right in red a silver diagonal bar and on the left in the field divided nine times by black and gold a diagonal shows green diamond wreath. "
    ( approved on August 18, 1997 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  11. ↑ Saale-Orla-Kreis: “The coat of arms is split in black and gold with a red shield base and shows a left-facing, upright, golden, red-armored and tongued lion with a red crown, behind an upright, black, red-armored and tongued lion and in the shield base two silver wavy strips. "
    ( approved on January 27, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  12. ↑ Saalfeld-Rudolstadt: “The coat of arms is quartered and shows in fields 1 and 4 on a gold background a black, gold nimbly, red armed double-headed eagle, the chest covered with a gold shield and a princely hat, and an imperial crown with red hovering over the eagle heads Caps with a golden scepter and a golden orb in their claws, underneath a red spreading fork over a red comb; fields 2 and 3 are divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. "
    ( approved on January 16, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  13. ↑ Schmalkalden-Meiningen: “The coat of arms is quartered and shows in field 1 in gold on a green three-hill a black hen with a red comb and red rags, in field 2 in blue a gold crowned lion with gold reinforcement, divided seven times from silver over red , in field 3 in blue a diagonal golden lance with a red and white quartered flag, the left edge of which shows a semicircular indentation in each field; Field 4 is divided nine times by black over gold and covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. "
    ( Approved on July 15, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  14. ↑ Sömmerda: “The coat of arms of the district of Sömmerda is split with a grafted point, at the front divided nine times by black over gold and covered with a green diamond wreath and shows in the back a gold armored and crowned lion divided seven times by red over silver and in the blue Tip of a silver six-spoke wheel on a red background. "
    ( Approved on September 28, 1990 by the then government plenipotentiary and later Prime Minister of Thuringia )
  15. ↑ Sonneberg: "quartered; 1: A red-armored black lion in gold; 2: split, in front three times sparse of red and silver, behind in silver black sheep's scissors; 3: half split and divided by silver, red and blue; 4: divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a green diagonal diamond ring. "
    ( Approved on October 3, 1990 )
  16. ↑ Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis: "Square and shows a black, gold-crowned, red-armored eagle with a silver mill iron on each wing, at the top in blue a gold-armored and crowned lion divided seven times from red over silver, below in front a silver six-spoke wheel in red, below behind in silver a red twelve-ended antlers with grind. "
    ( approved on November 1st, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  17. ↑ Wartburgkreis: "The coat of arms of the Wartburgkreis is quartered and shows a left-turned, golden-crowned and armored lion in blue at the top left, divided seven times by red over silver, at the top right in gold on a green three-hill a black, red-armored hen with a red crest and red rag , below left in silver a black high cross, below right in blue a gold-armored and crowned lion divided seven times from red over silver. "
    ( approved on July 27, 1995 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  18. ↑ Weimarer Land: “Half divided and divided; above in front a silver six-spoke wheel in red, below in front in silver three red apples (2: 1) and behind in gold a black lion with a red knocked out tongue and armor. "
    ( approved on November 24, 1994 by the Thuringian State Administration Office )
  19. ↑ Eisenach: “In blue, the silver full figure of St. George in chain armor and cloak; in the right a flagged spear, the silver three-pronged pennant shows a red high cross, the left, which holds a golden palm branch, supported on a silver shield with a red paw cross. The shield figure is accompanied on the right by a silver paw cross. ”
    (In use since the end of the 13th century, in unchanged color since 1913 )
  20. ↑ Erfurt: "The coat of arms of the city of Erfurt shows a silver, six-spoke wheel, with two spokes standing vertically against a red background."
    (In use since the middle of the 17th century )
  21. ↑ Gera: “On a leaning triangular shield in black a double-tailed, red-armored and tongued golden lion. On the golden bucket helmet in side view with (on both sides) black and gold covers eight fan-shaped arranged green feathers, the right four with notched tip, the left four as peacock feathers with double peacock eyes in golden border and with red pupil at tip and middle. "( Im 14th century detectable, last set in 1995 in the main statute of the city of Gera )
  22. ↑ Jena: “The silver-blue clad Archangel Michael stylized with long golden hair and golden nimbus, armor, helmet and wings; with his right hand thrusting a lance into the throat of a green dragon, in his left hand holding a golden shield with an upright black lion; the left foot is on the kite. Under the dragon a small silver plate with blue grapes. ”
    ( Based on a seal from 1382, approved on September 16, 1992 )
  23. ↑ Suhl: "In silver, a tinned, black-grooved red city wall with outwardly swiveled, black-studded golden gate wings and golden gate opening, inside a black hen with a red comb on a green three-hill, growing behind two tinned towers, each with four black windows and gold-studded blue conical roofs, between them a floating, inclined golden ore trough, crossed by a slanting left gold-handled blue hoe. "( in use since the 17th century )
  24. ↑ Weimar: "In gold, a red-tongued, soaring black lion littered with red hearts." ( Current coat of arms introduced in 1975 )
  25. ↑ Altenburg: In the upper field on red a golden ear of wheat in front of hammer and mallet, in the lower field on blue in gold playing card symbols. (approved October 16, 1991)
  26. ↑ Apolda: The coat of arms is quartered and shows a lion in black on gold with red hearts on top, a silver cross in black on top; in the lower right field three silver stakes on black; the lower left field shows a red apple in gold. (approved April 26, 1991)
  27. ↑ Bad Salzungen: Above in front a black cross on silver; the upper rear field divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath; in the lower field in green a silver beech branch. (approved June 17, 1991)
  28. ↑ Erfurt-Land: In front a silver wagon wheel in red; behind a woad plant, green with golden inflorescence, in silver. (approved September 8, 1992)
  29. ↑ Jena-Land: In the heart shield a lion in black on gold covered with red hearts, on gold in black an outline of the Leuchtenburg and two conifers, in the shield base a blue wavy line. (approved November 19, 1991)
  30. ↑ Langensalza: In red, diagonally left, divided by a silver wavy bar; a silver fountain at the top in front, a silver fenugreek at the back. (approved March 23, 1992)
  31. ↑ Meiningen: The coat of arms is quartered and shows a little racing flag in blue at the top, a black, red-armored hen with a red comb and red rag on a green three-hill at the top in gold; the lower right field is divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath; the lower left field shows a silver column crowned with gold in red. (approved August 6, 1991)
  32. ↑ Mühlhausen: The coat of arms is quartered and shows a silver mill iron in red at the top, a crowned, colored lion in blue at the back; in the lower right field in blue a golden lion turned to the left; in the lower left field a silver wagon wheel in red. (approved October 2, 1991)
  33. ↑ Neuhaus am Rennweg: In the upper field on a golden background a black double-headed eagle, below in front in black a golden, left-turning lion, the rear field divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. (approved May 5, 1991)
  34. ↑ Pößneck: In red the silver silhouettes of the towers of Pößneck, Schloss Neustadt an der Orla and Triptis, in front of them a red gear wheel, a red ear of wheat and a red oak leaf. (approved July 18, 1991)
  35. ↑ Saalfeld: Three green conifers in silver, a silver wave bar in the base of the shield. (Approved March 13, 1948, introduced June 22, 1992)
  36. ↑ Schmalkalden: The coat of arms is quartered and shows a black hen in gold at the top on a green three-mountain top, at the top at the back an uncrowned colorful lion in blue; in the lower right field in red with eight silver stars occupies a silver lion; the lower left field is divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. (approved May 5, 1992)
  37. ↑ Sondershausen: In blue on a green three-mountain, a golden, red-armored lion with a red tongue, a silver wavy bar in the base of the shield. (approved October 2, 1992)
  38. ↑ Suhl-Land: The coat of arms is split by a curved, rising silver tip, inside a green conifer; in the upper left field in gold a black, red-armored hen with a red comb and red rag on a green three-hill; at the top right a silver lion in green. (approved May 12, 1991)
  39. ^ Worbis: Identical to the Eichsfeld district.
    ( approved November 22, 1991 )
  40. ↑ Zeulenroda: The coat of arms is quartered and shows a red crowned and armored golden lion in black above, a figure of Themis with sword and scales in red above; in the lower right field in blue three silver wavy bars; the lower left field is divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a green diamond wreath curved diagonally to the right. (approved February 18, 1992)
  41. ↑ Arnstadt: In blue seven silver stars, the color-modified coat of arms of the state of Thuringia from 1921. (not officially approved)
  42. ↑ Artern: obliquely left divided, in the upper field in red a growing silver lion sprinkled with five silver stars, in the lower field in green a silver wave bar. (adopted in a 1990 referendum, not officially approved)
  43. ↑ Eisenach: The coat of arms is four and is divided at the top nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath; at the top in silver a black lion; in the lower right field in black a silver lion and in the lower left field in gold a black hen with a red comb and rag on a green three-mountain. (not officially approved)
  44. ↑ Gera-Land: The coat of arms is quartered. Seven silver stars in the red heart shield; at the top in black a gold, red crowned and armored lion; at the top back and bottom front nine times divided by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath; in the lower left field in silver a golden crane. (presented on February 2, 1991, but not officially approved)
  45. ↑ Gotha: A rising sun on gold, in front of it the Inselberg in green, in front of it on the left and right in gold three golden ears of wheat. (approved on December 3, 1948, replaced by today's coat of arms on June 28, 1991)
  46. ^ Greiz: At the top in black a gold, red crowned and armored lion; below in front a golden crane in silver; the left side divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. (not officially approved, replaced by today's coat of arms on June 19, 1997)
  47. ↑ Heiligenstadt: The shield divided into red and the silver silhouette of Hanstein Castle, in front of it a red, right-facing eagle with a golden beak and golden claws, with a silver six-spoke Mainz wheel on its chest. (Adopted in 1935, not officially approved)
  48. ↑ Hildburghausen: The coat of arms is quartered. In the upper front field in gold a black hen with a red comb and rag on a green three-hill; upper left a black lion in gold; Below, in front, three silver tips in red and behind nine times divided by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath. (not officially approved, replaced by today's coat of arms on May 8, 1996)
  49. ↑ Ilmenau: Upper front divided nine times by black and gold, covered with a diagonal green diamond wreath, upper rear a crowned, two-tailed golden lion on blue; in the lower field in gold a black hen with a silver comb and wings on a green three-hill. (Adopted in 1990, not officially approved)
  50. ↑ Lobenstein: In red divided by a nine-fold silver-black divided wave bar; in the upper field a golden ear of wheat, silver and green the silhouette of Lobenstein Castle and a green conifer; in the lower field a carriage spring and half a ring gear in black; the corrugated beam covered with a silver ball of cloth, in front of it in black hammer and mallet. (until 1990)
  51. ↑ Lobenstein: The coat of arms is quartered. In the heart shield in gold a red-tongued, silver-black bracke; in the first and fourth fields in silver a green conifer, in the second and third fields in red three silver wavy bars. (Adopted in 1990, not officially approved)
  52. ↑ Mühlhausen: The coat of arms is divided into gold and red, in the upper field a plow, in the lower field a Bundschuh in memory of the Peasants' War 1524-1526 and the work of Thomas Müntzer in the district. (Introduced in 1950, replaced in 1990)
  53. ↑ Rudolstadt: The coat of arms is outlined in red and quartered. In the heart shield in silver a crowned golden lion; the first and fourth fields blue and the second and third fields silver; in the base of the shield in silver a red oven fork and a red comb. (not officially approved)
  54. ↑ Schleiz: In front in black a gold, red crowned and armored lion; at the top in silver a blue winged fish; a black cross in silver lower left. (Adopted in 1935, not officially approved)
  55. ↑ Stadtroda: Above in blue three silver ears, below in red a silver bridge and three silver conifers. (Adopted in 1949, replaced in 1990)
  56. ↑ Stadtroda: Red edged in silver, a red city wall with a gate, flanked by two towers. (Adopted in 1990, not officially approved)
  57. ^ Weimar-Land: In blue there was a green hill with three growing conifers, in front of it a hammer and six ears of corn in gold. (Introduced in 1923 but never officially approved)

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