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![[Flag of Bulle]](../images/c/ch-fr-bull.jpg)
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located by Martin Karner
Per fess Argent and Gules a ox passant of the Second and a bar wavy of the First.
Christopher Southworth
On 1 January 2006 La Tour-de-Trême became part of Bulle.
The white wavy bar in the new emblem stands for the Trême river which flows through Bulle.
Bulle's first mentioning dates from 855 as Butulum (Latin for calf). The name evolved from there to Bulle, which seems to be influenced by the German Bulle. Likewise on the emblem the calf changed to a bull.
See also: PASSANT in Dictionary of Vexillology
![[Flag of Bulle]](../images/c/ch-fr098.gif)
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by Pascal Gross
Per fess Argent an Ox Gules passant and Gules.
Željko Heimer, 3 November 2000
![[Flag of La Tour-de-Trême]](../images/c/ch-fr113.gif)
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by Pascal Gross
Gules, a Tower roofed Argent windowed Sable issuant from a Cliff Or and in chief a Mullet of Five
of the last.
Željko Heimer, 7 November 2000
The emblem is canting with the tower (French: tour).
On 1 January 2006 La Tour-de-Trême became part of Bulle.
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