Coat of arms of the Finnish region of Kymenlaakso

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Coat of arms of the Finnish region of Kymenlaakso Kymenlaakso

This page shows the coats of arms of the Finnish cities and towns in the Kymenlaakso region .

cities and communes

Coats of arms of dissolved and old communities

Description of coat of arms

  1. ↑ In the shield, which is divided by blue and white, there is a white growing salmon bent to the right with differently colored fins at the top and a blue net at the bottom.
  2. ↑ In blue a torn calla with a white-red flower and four golden leaves
  3. ↑ In black with a silver wavy bar, a vertical, beard-up, golden double-bit key with four-pass width
  4. ↑ In blue, a naturally colored eagle as a sherbet on a crossed silver anchor with a silver rod of Mercury.
  5. ↑ In black, a silver St. Andrew's cross with two red keys, whose double beards point upwards and have a quatrefoil
  6. ↑ In black above a wave shield base, a six-fold gold sliding wheel
  7. ↑ Two silver rafters in red
  8. ↑ In black, two diagonally crossed silver, red-flooded salmon with common silver crosses in the corners
  9. ↑ In red, a silver anchor surrounded by golden clover leaves
  10. ↑ Three silver hands of the same size in blue
  11. ↑ Divided in white and red with a black, gold-crowned and gold-hoofed horse with a gold saddle and bridle growing upwards from the division and underneath are two diagonally crossed ?? with a white four-leaf
  12. ↑ In blue, three silver awls, bent downwards, lie one above the other
  13. ↑ In blue, a golden boat floats under a golden crown with a red cap on a silver wave bar
  14. ↑ In blue a golden barrel with three protruding silver salmon tails.
  15. ↑ In silver, red-armored and red-tongued black, upright averted bears, each armed with a black hammer
  16. ↑ In Ror a stylized silver fir with three gold cones that has been torn out
  17. ↑ In black under a golden crown, a curved silver salmon
  18. ↑ In black three silver flames, the middle one is the longest
  19. ↑ In blue a torn calla with a white-red flower and four golden leaves