Coat of Arms of the city of Rybnik in Poland features a pike against the blue background of a heraldicshield, silver (white) arranged obliquely, pointing towards the right-hand corner of the shield. Above and below the image of the fish two floral patterns are placed. The arms are an example of punning arms, since they derive from ryb, "fish". The coat of arms was passed by the Rybnik City Council on November 20, 2000.
[Azure a floral pattern of stems and flowers bendwise, a pike bendwise, a floral pattern bendwise, all in bend sinister argent]
External link:
Coat of Arms on the Municipal Page (http://www.rybnik.pl/english/herb_flaga.php)
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The arms of Rybnik, Poland, contain "a floral pattern" of "a water nut."http://www.rybnik.pl/english/herb_flaga.php Among fruits apples occur very frequently, as do grapevines (with their grapes), cherries, pears (with their attendant tree) and strawberries but peaches also occur, and, infrequently, oranges, gourds and the cantaloupe.
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