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![[Neukirchen am Großvenediger]](../images/a/at-z-nkg.gif)
by M. Schmöger
| Name of municipality: | Neukirchen am Großvenediger |
| Status: | Marktgemeinde (market-town) |
| Land (state): | Salzburg |
| Bezirk (district): | Zell am See |
| Description of arms (German): | Im blauen Felde ein aus einer erniedrigten silbernen Spitze wachsender weißer oder silberner Steinbock, der in den Vorderläufen eine von Rot und Silber gespaltene Kugel hält. [1] |
| Blazoning of arms (English): | Azure, an ibex Argent issuant from a pile in base Argent, the ibex holding a roundel per pale of Gules and Argent between his foreclaws. |
| Adoption date of arms: | 20 February 1929 |
| Description of flag: | two stripes, red-white, with coat-of-arms [2] [3] |
| Sources: | [1] [zpf85] [2] http://www.niederegger.at/Appartements/Fahne_Neukirchen2.jpg [3] photography by Stefan Schwoon, 2 May 2008 |
M. Schmöger, 24 August 2004 / 22 June 2009
The arms show an ibex, a
typical animal for the high mountains in the municipality, taken from
the arms of the lords of Neukirchen. The point symbolises the mountains,
especially the Grossvenediger, Austria's second highest mountain. The
ibex has a red-white ball between his forefeet; this symbol comes from
the arms of the Kuenburg family.
M. Schmöger, 17 August 2003
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