Coat of arms of Sint Eustatius

Coat of arms of Sint Eustatius
Details
Heraldic shield	Three-part fortress on the left, Sint Eustatius island on the right, frogfish below
Motto (motto)	"SUPERBA ET CONFIDENS"
Other elements	crenellated in front of 2 stalks of a sugar cane plant

The coat of arms of St. Eustatius was established in 2004 by the council of the island of St. Eustatius . At that time, Sint Eustatius was still part of the Netherlands Antilles . On December 15, 2008, representatives of the Netherlands and the Netherlands Antilles resolved to dissolve the National Association of the Netherlands Antilles with effect from October 10, 2010. Since that day, Sint Eustatius has been a special parish in the Netherlands .

description

The crenellated three-part heraldic shield in front of 2 stalks of a sugar cane plant shows a fortress on the left, the island of Sint Eustatius on the right and a frogfish below. The Latin motto “SUPERBA ET CONFIDENS” translates as “proud and self-confident”.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The Netherlands Antilles dissolved. In: Eurotopics . Federal Agency for Civic Education , October 11, 2010, archived from the original on July 20, 2011 ; Retrieved July 20, 2011 .