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English: Alcuéscar, Cáceres, Spain.
Español: Alcuéscar, Cáceres, España.
Blazon
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Español: Escudo mantelado en jefeː 1.º, dos estandartes y una media luna de gules sobre jaquelado azur y plata; 2.º, de gules, basílica del Trampal, de oro. Bordura de plata, cinco cruces de Santiago, de gules. Al timbre, corona real cerrada.
Blazon reference
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Español: D.O.E. n.º 111 de 23/09/1997
Date 25 April 2012
Artist
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Erlenmeyer
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