Blazons of Perm Territory Towns

Perm Oblast and Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug were united to Perm Territory on December 1, 2005.

Perm Oblast (1995)

Perm Oblast. Adopted in 1995.

Coat of arms of Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug was adopted on February 12, 1996. It is a shield which consists of three equal horizontal stripes: red, white and green. In the middle of white stripe a red bear is placed.

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

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

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

Berezniki Berezniki

Cherdyn Cherdyn. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Dobryanka Dobryanka. Adopted in 1998.

Gubakha Gubakha

Krasnokamsk Krasnokamsk. Adopted in 1998.

The author of Krasnokamsk blazon is the artist Yury Yurchatov.

Kudymkar Kudymkar. Adopted on July 14, 1983.

Kungur Kungur. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

Lysva Lysva

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

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

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

Okhansk Okhansk. Adopted on December 12, 1988.

Solikamsk Solikamsk. Adopted on July 17, 1783.

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

Penza Oblast Primorsky (Maritime) Territory

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