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Hungarian: Pomogy
No official colours are reported in the municipal records. The colours blue and silver (white on flags) of
the arms were chosen arbitrarily.
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In the coat of arms design from the 19th century, a three-pronged harpoon with a shaft is featured;
the central prong features a three-pointed barb, whilst the side prongs have only a single point. The
stylised branches are crossed at the bottom, they entwine the harpoon in a U-shape.
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In earlier times, the three-pronged harpoon had rounded tips and three-pointed barbs, entwined in an
O-shape by stylised palm branches (or reed branches?) crossing at the bottom.
Communal website: https://gemeinde-pamhagen.at
Martin Karner, 22 April 2026
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