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♦ photo source (loc. by Ivo Sesnic, 7.10.2025)
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Azure nine churches set 3-3-3 Argent roofed Gules with port and windows Sable the whole
enframed by a cartouche
Brunatre and ensigned by a mural crown of the Second.
Christopher Southworth
The arms are canting with the nine churches ("neun Kirchen"), but the origin of the name has
other roots. The place was originally called "bei der niuwen kirchen" (at the new church) and
meant the parish church, which was mentioned first in 1094. Later the name changed to Neuenkirchen, finally
to Neunkirchen.
Martin Karner
Communal website: https://www.neunkirchen.gv.at (history, German)

Sealing stamp (Siegelmarke), in use 18501923 (more colour variants).
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