File:Askvoll komm.svg
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Norsk nynorsk: Kommunevåpen for Askvoll kommune i Sogn og Fjordane fylke, godkjent 1990. Motivet synar ein utskrådd gjennomhola sølvkross på grøn botn og viser til krossen i Korssund, ein steinkross frå tidleg middelalder som er tilknytt eit sagn om Heilag-Olav (Olav den hellige).
English: Coat of arms for the Norwegian municipality of Askvoll.
"På grøn grunn ein utskrådd gjennombora sølv kross."[1] |
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| Author | Perhelion |
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This official Norwegian coat of arms is ineligible for copyright, but its usage is restricted according to Norwegian penal law, independent of the copyright status of the depiction shown here. |  |
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