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English: Coats of arms of province of Central Ostrobothnia
Suomi: Keski-Pohjanmaan maakunnan vaakuna
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28 January 2008 |
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User:Care; Original design by Gustaf von Numers |
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Suomi: "Sinisessä kentässä hopeinen, kultakyntinen ja -kielinen, kävelevä, taakseen katsova näätä, jonka saatteena yläpuolella kolme ja alapuolella kaksi hopeista naularistiä."
English: "On blue field a silvery, golden armoured, passant pine marten, looking behind, accompanied by three cross fitchés above and two below."
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