The emblem of the municipal district “ Zharkovskiy District ” of the Tver Region of the Russian Federation is a symbol of the socio-historical and administrative status of the district.
| Coat of arms of Zharskovsky district | |
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| Approved | March 30, 2001 |
| Number in GGR | 713 |
| Team of authors | |
| Idea of the coat of arms | V.I. Lavrenov , K.F. Mochenov |
The coat of arms was approved by Resolution No. 16 of the Assembly of Deputies of the Zharkovsky District of the Tver Region on March 30, 2001 . [one]
The emblem is entered in the State Heraldic Register of the Russian Federation under registration number 713.
Content
Emblem Description
“The green and azure shield is divided by a thin wavy silver belt; in a green field, a flying golden owl , stretching both paws to the right; in the azure field - five (three and two) golden with green petals of cranberry flowers ”.
Symbolization Justification
The coat of arms of Zharkovsky district reflects the nature of the forest land.
Green field - the wealth of forests; cranberries - wealth of cranberries.
White wavy strip - symbolizes the river Mezhu , flowing through the entire territory of the district.
The attacking owl symbolizes - solitude, remoteness, wisdom and speed of reaction.
History of coat of arms
The coat of arms of the region was developed with the assistance of the Union of Heralds of Russia .
Coat of arms: Lavrenov Vladimir Ilyich, Mochenov Konstantin Fedorovich
See also
- Coats of arms of the Tver region
- Flag of Zharkovsky district
Notes
- ↑ Decision of the Assembly of Deputies of the Zharkovsky District of the Tver Region of March 30, 2001 No. 16 on the coat of arms of the District.
Literature
- Lavrenov V. I. Emblems of cities and districts of the Tver region, 2004.
- Mochenov KF, Korzhik Yu. V. The coats of arms of modern Russia. The coats of arms of regions, districts, cities, towns and villages included in the State Heraldic Register of the Russian Federation, developed with the participation of the Union of Heraldry of Russia from 1992 to 2004 / Reference book. M., 2005.