Murmansk Oblast

Blazons of Murmansk Oblast Towns


Coat of arms of Murmansk Oblast was adopted on June 6, 2004. The description of the arms: "In the upper smaller part, in a azure field, northern lights (Aurora Borealis). In the lower larger part, in a red field, a golden anchor, a silver stone hammer and a silver sword are crossed". The author of the image is Peter Abarin.

Murmansk Murmansk. Adopted on October 5, 2000.

Apatity Apatity. Adopted on October 5, 1973.

The author of Apatity blazon is Nikolay Vladimirovich Vladimirov.

Kandalaksha Kandalaksha. Adopted on October 22, 1971.

Kirovsk Kirovsk. Adopted on November 14, 1969.

The authors of Kirovsk blazon are the artists Viktor Semenovich Noskovich and Igor Nikitovich Strukov.

Kola Kola (old blazon). Adopted on October 2, 1781.

Kola Kola (new blazon)

Kovdor Kovdor

Kuvshinskaya Salma Kuvshinskaya Salma

The emblem project were created in October, 1995, by Vladimir Vladimirovich Ivanov and Yury Vladimirovich Rubtsov.

Lovozero Lovozero. Adopted on April 28, 1989.

The author of Lovozero blazon is V.A. Belov.

Monchegorsk Monchegorsk (old blazon). Adopted in 1987.

Monchegorsk Monchegorsk (new blazon). Adopted in 1997.

Olenegorsk Olenegorsk (old blazon)

Olenegorsk Olenegorsk (new blazon). Adopted on March 18, 2003.

Pechenga Pechenga

Polyarny Polyarny. Adopted in March, 1990.

The author of Polyarny blazon is Igor Dmitrievich Rozhkov.

Polyarny Zori Polyarny Zori. Adopted in March, 1995.

The authors of Polyarny Zori blazon are Igor Alexandrovich Grustnev and Konstantin Fedorovich Mochenov.

Revda Revda. Adopted on May 15, 1992.

The author of Revda blazon is Alexandr Borisovich Khrustalyov.

Polyarny Zori Roslyakovo. Adopted on December 25, 1990.

The author of Roslyakovo blazon is Alexander Borisovich Khrustalev.

Severomorsk Severomorsk (old blazon). Adopted in 1966.

First blazon of Severomorsk was created by V.Y. Notes.

Severomorsk Severomorsk (new blazon). Adopted in 1998.

Skalisty Skalisty. Adopted on May 11, 1995.

The author of Skalisty blazon is Yury Vladimirovich Rubtsov.

Snezhnogorsk Snezhnogorsk. Adopted on December 24, 1992.

Before 1994 Snezhnogorsk had a status of "closed" (secret) city, and its name was Murmansk-60 (Vyuzhny). The author of Snezhnogorsk blazon is Yury Vladimirovich Rubtsov.

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