![]() | Blazons of Tatarstan Republic Towns |
Coat of arms of Tatarstan Republic was adopted on February 7, 1992. Its author is the artist Rif Zagreevich Fakhrutdinov. |
Kazan. Adopted on October 18, 1781.
![]() | Arsk. Adopted on October 18, 1781. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part, in silver field, a fortress with three towers, which was made from oak and situated in this town". |
Bugulma. Adopted on June 3, 1782.
Buinsk. Adopted on December 20, 1780.
![]() | Bulgar (Spassk). Adopted on October 18, 1791. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part, the old tower in silver field, as a token that near this new town there was an ancient Tatar town Bolgar, in which till now such towers are not destroyed". |
Elabuga. Adopted on May 28, 1781.
![]() | Laishevo. Adopted on October 18, 1781. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part - a big ship named "stroog", which is ready for sailing off, because in this town there is a renowned wharf". |
![]() | Mamadysh. Adopted on October 18, 1781. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part - two silver sickles and golden sheaf of wheat in the middle of green field, as a symbol of grain plenty in this place". |
![]() | Mendeleevsky Rayon. Adopted on March 5, 2007. |
Idea of blazon: Ilnur Minnullin (Kazan). The stirrup and the horseshoe were taken from the coat of arms of the famous scientist Mendeleev (who lived in this region). |
Menzelinsk. Adopted on July 3, 1782.
Sviazhsk. Adopted on October 18, 1781.
![]() | Tetyushi. Adopted on October 18, 1781. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part - two silver knights' spears and two shields in red field, as a symbol that inhabitants of this place are soldiers of old service, who used these weapons with great skill". |
![]() | Chistopol. Adopted on October 18, 1781. Description: "In the upper part of the shield the Kazan arms are placed. In the lower part - a branded volume measure ("chetverik") as a symbol that in this town there is a big grain market". |
Chetverik is an old Russian volume measure (1 chetverik = 26.24 litres). |
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