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![[Flag of Quarten]](../images/c/ch-sg051.gif)
image by Pascal Gross
Per pale Gules a Crosier Argent and Argent a Roman Numeral IV Gules.
Željko Heimer, 3 January 2001
Quarten (fourth), like Brüntsch (Primsch in Rheto-Romansh or first in English), Gunz (Seguns in
Rheto-Romansh or second in English), Terzen (third) and Quinten (fifth), was the fourth courtyard of the
bishop of Chur.
Pascal Gross, 3 January 2001
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