The coat of arms of the Vargashinsky district of the Kurgan region of the Russian Federation is the official symbol of the Vargashinsky district. The coat of arms of Vargashinsky district is composed according to the rules and relevant traditions of heraldry, and reflects the historical, cultural, socio-economic, national and other local traditions of Vargashinsky district.
| Coat of arms of the Vargashinsky district of the Kurgan region | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Details | |
| Approved by | May 28, 2009 |
| GRG number | 5712 |
| Team of authors | |
| Coat of arms idea | Konstantin Mochenov (Khimki) |
| Painter | Oksana Fefelova (Balashikha) |
| Computer design | Oksana Fefelova (Balashikha) |
| Consultant | Vyacheslav Mishin (Moscow) |
The coat of arms was approved by the decision of the Vargashinsky District Duma of May 28, 2009 No. 24 [1] and entered in the State Heraldry Register of the Russian Federation with assignment of registration number 5712.
Content
Description
“In a field dissected by red and gold, a six-spoke black wheel accompanied by flames of varying colors on either side.”
The coat of arms of the Vargashinsky district, in accordance with the Law of the Kurgan Region dated May 13, 1998 No. 119 and dated September 3, 2002 No. 218 “On the Coat of Arms and Flag of the Kurgan Region” (Article 7.2), can be reproduced in two equally valid versions:
- with a free part (a quadrangle adjacent to the upper right corner of the shield with the figures of the coat of arms of the Kurgan region reproduced in it);
- without free part
Symbols
The beginning of the settlement and development of the territory of the modern Vargashinsky district by Russian people falls at the end of the 17th century. By the 40s of the 18th century, the border line (Ishimskaya) with nomads divided the territory of the future region in half (which on the coat of arms symbolically shows the dissection of the shield into two parts). Only in the 50s of the 18th century, with the construction of a new border-defensive line, did the territory of the region firmly become part of the Russian state. One of the links of the old border line was the outpost Maximovsky. With the transfer of the border, its military-defensive significance was lost, and later the village of Vargasheva (Vargashi) appeared on the site of the outpost. It is by the name of this village that the district center and district are named.
The working village of Vargashi owes its origin to the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway. During its existence, the Vargashinsky district has transformed from an agrarian region to an agrarian-industrial one. Of great importance in this transformation is given to the railway station (symbolically represented by a wheel on the coat of arms), since the railway provided reliable communication, fast communication with the district and then the regional center, as well as material support for residents and local enterprises.
The wheel is not only a symbolic reflection in the coat of arms of the Vargashinsky district of the railway station, but also a symbol of perpetual movement and development.
The flames that accompany the wheel symbolize the plant of fire and special equipment (OJSC "Vargashinsky plant of fire and special equipment"), which defines the industrial face of the region.
Red color symbolizes labor, life-affirming power, courage, celebration, beauty.
Gold is a symbol of the highest value, greatness, strength, strength, generosity.
Black color symbolizes prudence, wisdom, modesty, honesty. [2] .
Author group
The coat of arms was developed by the “ Union of Heraldists of Russia ”
- coat of arms idea: Konstantin Mochenov (Khimki),
- artist and computer design: Oksana Fefelova (Balashikha)
- justification of symbolism: Vyacheslav Mishin (Moscow)
See also
- Coats of arms of the Kurgan region