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Coat of arms of La Guajira Department

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Adopted
  
November 29, 1966

Use
  
Official paperwork.

Coat of arms of La Guajira Department

Armiger
  
The Department of La Guajira

Escutcheon
  
Quarterly: Vert, a one towered castle, Or, masoned and ajouré sable, Argent, a foil erect Or with hilt and pommel gules, fesswise addorsed arrows barbed and feathered sable, Vert, sun in his glory Or, Argent, a desert landscape proper.

Other elements
  
A bordure of peals argent.

The coat of arms of the La Guajira was officially adopted by the Departmental Assembly Ordinance 028 of November 29, 1966 after the winning design of a public contest of pseudonymous contestant "Angel Cuervo". The coat of arms has subsequently been modified two occasions by the Ordinance 052 of 1994 and Ordinance 009 of March 10, 1998.

Design

The coat of arms of the Department of La Guajira is quarterly divided by four quarters sections of unequal proportions bordered by silver white pearls.

References

Coat of arms of La Guajira Department Wikipedia