Ojinaal-Dattei (822 Pixelle breed × 1209 Pixelle huh, de Datei hät 125 KB, de MIME-Zood es: image/jpeg)
Di Datei kütt vun Wikimedia Commons un kann en ander Projekte jebruch wäde.
Jenouer Date övver se fingk mer op dä Sigg övver se.
Dat sellve shteiht hee dronger.
This image was copied from nl.wikipedia.org. The original description was:
Met toestemming provincie Henegouwen:
"Cher Monsieur,
Ik ben niet een goed nederlandstalig ! Mais il me sembe avoir compris que
vous souhaitez recevoir le blason et le logo de la Province de Hainaut. Je
vous le fais donc parvenir en annexe.
Bien à vous.
Benoît Leclercq
Attaché au Service des Relations Publiques
de la Province de Hainaut.
Tél : 071/531.412 - Fax : 071/531.404
Visitez notre site : www.hainaut.be"
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The coat of arms belongs to the public domain of a city of municipality. Using it for advertising purposes, for example as a brand, is strictly forbidden.
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Using the coat of arms by private persons, private institutions or associations is only allowed if the council of the municipality or city has officially given permission for this. See e.g. [2].
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En dä Datei stich noh mieh an Daate dren. Dat sin Metadaate, di normal vum Opnahmejerät kumme. Wat en Kamera, ne Scanner, un esu, do fassjehallde han, dat kann ävver späder met enem Projramm bearbeidt un usjetuusch woode sin.