Blazons of Perm Territory Towns

Perm Oblast. Adopted on December 28, 1995. The description: "The coat of arms of the Perm Oblast is the image of a silver bear walking to the right, placed on a red heraldic shield; on its back is the Gospel in a gold frame with the image of an eight-pointed cross. In the center is a silver cross directly crowning the Gospel. The shield is crowned with a princely crown, framed by a wreath of golden oak leaves twisted with the St. Andrew's ribbon."

On August 22, 1996 the coat of arms was changed: the wreath twisted with a ribbon was removed.

Coat of arms of Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug was adopted on February 12, 1996. The description: "The coat of arms is a heraldic shield consisting of three equal-sized horizontal stripes: upper – red, middle – white, lower – blue. In the center of the red stripe is a silver "perna" (two left and two right fragments crossed); in the center of the white stripe is a red bear walking."

Coat of arms of Komi-Permyak Okrug was adopted on October 7, 2009. The description: "In the twice crossed field of black, silver and azure in black – silver "perna" (two left and two right fragments crossed), in silver – a blackened bear walking. The shield is crowned with a princely crown of a special pattern."

The detailed heraldic description of the crown: "A golden hoop decorated with semi-precious stones with a golden shackle decorated with pearls and crowned with an orb, also golden, and with a scarlet cap on which rosettes of semi-precious stones and pearls are stitched on the sides of the crown band."

Perm (old blazon). Adopted on July 17, 1783, re-adopted in 1997.

Perm (new blazon). Adopted on September 25, 1969.

The authors of new blason are M.V. Tarasova and E.I. Nesterov.

Berezniki

Cherdyn. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Dobryanka. Adopted in 1998.

Gubakha

Krasnokamsk. Adopted in 1998.

The author of Krasnokamsk blazon is the artist Yury Yurchatov.

Kudymkar. Adopted on July 14, 1983.

Kungur. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Lysva

Osa (old blazon). Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Osa (new blazon). Adopted on July 17, 1783.

The author of new blason is E.D. Shelonnikov.

Okhansk. Adopted on December 12, 1988.

Solikamsk. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Verkh-Yazva (Verkh-Yazvinskoe). Adopted on July 17, 1783.