Coat of arms of the Abyssky ulus

In the azure field, in front of the golden hitch, there is a silver serge , with outstretched wings and matched legs, a swan , from the end of the right wing of which grows a turned head of a horse, and from the end of the left - the head of a deer . At the head there are seven silver arched Yakut diamonds (figures in the form of squares placed at an angle, each of which is dissolved into six parts: crosswise and like two rafters converging on the sides) ^[1] .

The emblem's drawing consists of combining figures of serge (horse-knot), swans, horses and reindeer. The horse and serge represent the attributes associated with the motives of national folklore, customs, ancient beliefs of the Sakha people. The number of notches on serge - seven - indicates the number of settlements of the municipality.

Reindeer , which has majesty, pride, perseverance and strength, symbolizes the harsh climate of the Aby Ulus, whose inhabitants have long been engaged in the traditional industry of the North - reindeer herding . According to the beliefs of the Sakha people, the swan is a sacred bird symbolizing beauty, purity, fidelity, innocence.

Diamonds in a special stylization similar to their stylization in the State Emblem of the Republic of Sakha ( Yakutia ) denote the administrative-territorial affiliation of the municipality to the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

Coat of arms of the coat of arms: Efimova Sardana Yakovlevna ( Belaya Gora settlement), computer design: Matveev Arthur Matveevich ( Yakutsk ).

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