Coat of arms of Klaipėda

Coat of arms of Klaipėda is the

The modern rendition was designed by the designer Kęstutis Mickevičius. The modern coat of arms was created by restoring old seals of the city of Memel (analogous with those used in the years 1446, 1605 and 1618; Memel is the German name for the city (Mimmelsburg), used when it belonged to the Kingdom of Prussia). It was affirmed on July 1, 1992.

The charges are a stone castle with a boat beneath it on a gules field, with four stars around the towers of the stone castle. They have been rendered somewhat differently through the years but always in line with the blazon.^[1]

The flag of the city depicts the coat of arms upon a square cloth vertically parted in the colours of the arms.

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  Klaipėda city seal, 1446 (diameter 75 mm). From the secret archive of National Prussian Cultural Heritage, Berlin
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  The coat of arms on the Klaipėda city municipality building
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  The coat of arms on Tiltų street 1 building
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  The arms on the

  Litas commemorative coin

  dedicated to Klaipėda city in 2002
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  The flag at the Lithuania Minor Historical Museum [lt]
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  The coat of arms of

  Memelland

  (Klaipėda Region) used from 1919 until 1924
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  The coat of arms of Memelland (Klaipėda Region) used from 1939 until 1945
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  The coat of arms of Klaipėda as of 1970

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