On July 1, 2007, the district of Quedlinburg merged with the districts of Halberstadt and Wernigerode into the new district of Harz. The coat of arms shows symbols for the three. In the top left is an antler symbolizing Regenstein. The two knives used at a buffet (German: Kredenzmesser) stand for the Abbey of Quedlinburg. The yellow-black stripes (fesses) derive from the coat of arms of Ballenstedt. QUEDLINBURG
QUEDLINBURG: 06484 Saxony-Anhalt (Gerz)
On July 1, 2007, the district of Quedlinburg merged with the districts of Halberstadt and Wernigerode into the new district of Harz. The coat of arms shows symbols for the three. In the top left is an antler symbolizing Regenstein. The two knives used at a buffet (German: Kredenzmesser) stand for the Abbey of Quedlinburg. The yellow-black stripes (fesses) derive from the coat of arms of Ballenstedt.
On July 1, 2007, the district of Quedlinburg merged with the districts of Halberstadt and Wernigerode into the new district of Harz. The coat of arms shows symbols for the three. In the top left is an antler symbolizing Regenstein. The two knives used at a buffet (German: Kredenzmesser) stand for the Abbey of Quedlinburg. The yellow-black stripes (fesses) derive from the coat of arms of Ballenstedt. - Details
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