Coat of Arms – Europe

Complete list of coat of arms of European countries in alphabetic order.

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  Albania
  Double-headed eagle
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  Andorra
  The eagle on the fly holds in its talons two traditional Samoan emblems, a fly whisk (fue) and a war club (uatogi). The former symbolizes the wisdom of Samoa's traditional chiefs, and the latter represents the power of the state.
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  Armenia
  Mount Ararat; eagle; lion
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  Austria
  Golden eagle, Alpine gentian, edelweiss
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  Belarus
  Mounted knight known as Pahonia (the Chaser)
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  Belgium
  Lion
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  Bosnia Herzegovina
  Golden lily
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  Bulgaria
  Lion
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  Croatia
  Red-white checkerboard
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  Cyprus
  Cypriot mouflon wild sheep; white dove
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  Czech Republic
  Double-tailed lion
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  Dagestan
  The eagle is a traditional symbol of nobility, courage, wisdom, and faith.
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  Denmark
  Lion; mute swan
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  Estonia
  Barn swallow, cornflower
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  Faroe Islands
  Veðrur
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  Finland
  Lion
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  Flanders
  The Flemish Lion
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  France
  Gallic rooster, fleur-de-lis, Marianne
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  Georgia
  Saint George; lion
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  Germany
  Golden eagle
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  Greece
  Greek cross
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  Hungary
  Holy Crown of Hungary (Crown of Saint Stephen); turul (falcon)
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  Iceland
  Gyrfalcon
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  Republic of Ireland
  Harp, shamrock
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  Isle of Man
  Manx triskelion
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  Italy
  White, five-pointed star (Stella d'Italia)
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  Kosovo
• 
  Latvia
  White wagtail
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  Liechtenstein
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  Lithuania
  Mounted knight known as Vytis (the Chaser)
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  Luxembourg
  Lion
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  North Macedonia
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  Malta
  Maltese cross
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  Moldova
  Aurochs (a type of wild cattle)
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  Monaco
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  Montenegro
  Double-headed eagle
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  Netherlands
  Lion
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  Northern Ireland
  Shamrock
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  Norway
  Lion
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  Poland
  White eagle
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  Portugal
  Armillary sphere (a spherical astrolabe modeling objects in the sky and representing the Republic)
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  Romania
  Golden eagle
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  Russian Federation
  Bear; double-headed eagle
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  San Marino
  Three peaks each displaying a tower
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  Serbia
  Double-headed eagle
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  Slovakia
  Double-barred cross (Cross of St. Cyril and St. Methodius) surmounting three peaks
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  Slovenia
  Mount Triglav
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  Spain
  Pillars of Hercules
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  Sweden
  Three crowns; lion
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  Switzerland
  Swiss cross (white cross on red field; arms equal length)
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  Tatarstan
  Snow Leopard
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  Turkey
  Star and crescent
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  Ukraine
  Trident (tryzub)
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  United Kingdom
  Lion (Britain in general); lion, Tudor rose (England); lion, unicorn, thistle (Scotland); dragon, daffodil, leek (Wales); harp, flax (Northern Ireland)
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  Holy See (Vatican City)
  Crossed keys