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- Q5138452 subject Q10115986.
- Q5138452 subject Q15410127.
- Q5138452 subject Q8504624.
- Q5138452 abstract "The municipal coat of arms of Hammerfest was approved by Royal Resolution in 1938 and adopted on 25 March 1939. It was created by the local teacher Ole Valle.Hammerfest received town status in 1789 but a coat of arms was not made at that time. In 1936 the issue was addressed to the municipal council by local historian Jørgen Sivertsen and work towards creating one was initiated. Several designs were considered but the decision fell on a polar bear on red. The polar bear is not indigenous to mainland Norway, but symbolises the town's status as an important port in the polar region of the Norwegian Sea.The design has been revised several times, most recently in 2001 by the artist Arvid Sveen.".
- Q5138452 thumbnail Hammerfest_-_kommunevåpen.svg?width=300.
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- Q5138452 wikiPageWikiLink Q10115986.
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- Q5138452 wikiPageWikiLink Q15410127.
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- Q5138452 wikiPageWikiLink Q8504624.
- Q5138452 comment "The municipal coat of arms of Hammerfest was approved by Royal Resolution in 1938 and adopted on 25 March 1939. It was created by the local teacher Ole Valle.Hammerfest received town status in 1789 but a coat of arms was not made at that time. In 1936 the issue was addressed to the municipal council by local historian Jørgen Sivertsen and work towards creating one was initiated. Several designs were considered but the decision fell on a polar bear on red.".
- Q5138452 label "Coat of arms of Hammerfest".
- Q5138452 depiction Hammerfest_-_kommunevåpen.svg.