List of coats of arms in Ulm

This list contains all coats of arms of the urban district of Ulm in Baden-Wuerttemberg listed in Wikipedia , including historical coats of arms. 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 Ulm

City arms in Ulm

Ulm
District of Ulm (1954–1972)
The city of Ulm in Baden-Württemberg

District coats of arms of former communities in Ulm

Blazons

^ Ulm : Divided by black and silver.
↑ Donaustetten : In silver a blue oblique left-hand bar, above a six-pointed blue star, below a blue house.
↑ Eggingen : Under a black shield head, in it three silver balls, in silver a black Teutonic Cross.
↑ Singing in : In red on a green three-mountain, a standing, gold-armored, silver dove, holding a green olive branch in its beak.
↑ Ermingen : In a split shield in front a black cross in silver, behind in blue a silver abbess's staff.
↑ Gögglingen : In blue a two-arched golden bridge growing from the lower edge, above it a golden patriarchal cross.
↑ Grimmelfingen : Oberfeld, left: Reichenau monastery (white background, red bar cross) - Oberfeld right: Imperial city of Ulm (black and white divided sign) - Unterfeld, left: Fam. Ehinger (red background with 2 crossed howling lips) - Unterfeld right: Fam. Schad (golden background with black imperial eagle).
↑ Jungingen : A golden sheaf in blue, accompanied on both sides by a golden ear of wheat on the stalk with two leaves.
↑ Lehr : A silver cross in black over a silver shield above, three green beeches on a black three-mountain below.
↑ Mähringen : In green on a golden three-mountain, six golden ears of barley.
↑ Unterweiler : In a split shield in front two red diagonal bars in silver, behind in red a silver double cross.

literature

Heinz Bardua: The district and community coats of arms in the administrative district of Tübingen (= district and community coat of arms in Baden-Württemberg. Vol. 4). Konrad Theiss, Stuttgart 1987, ISBN 3-8062-0804-2 .

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

[1] Ulm : Divided by black and silver.

[2] Donaustetten : In silver a blue oblique left-hand bar, above a six-pointed blue star, below a blue house.

[3] Eggingen : Under a black shield head, in it three silver balls, in silver a black Teutonic Cross.

[4] Singing in : In red on a green three-mountain, a standing, gold-armored, silver dove, holding a green olive branch in its beak.

[5] Ermingen : In a split shield in front a black cross in silver, behind in blue a silver abbess's staff.

[6] Gögglingen : In blue a two-arched golden bridge growing from the lower edge, above it a golden patriarchal cross.

[7] Grimmelfingen : Oberfeld, left: Reichenau monastery (white background, red bar cross) - Oberfeld right: Imperial city of Ulm (black and white divided sign) - Unterfeld, left: Fam. Ehinger (red background with 2 crossed howling lips) - Unterfeld right: Fam. Schad (golden background with black imperial eagle).

[8] Jungingen : A golden sheaf in blue, accompanied on both sides by a golden ear of wheat on the stalk with two leaves.

[9] Lehr : A silver cross in black over a silver shield above, three green beeches on a black three-mountain below.

[10] Mähringen : In green on a golden three-mountain, six golden ears of barley.

[11] Unterweiler : In a split shield in front two red diagonal bars in silver, behind in red a silver double cross.