File:Mn coa övörkhangai aimag Workaround.svg

Summary

Description

English: Coat of Arms of Övörkhangai Aimag in Mongolia.

No official blason found.

Based on a lotos
Base wrapped in a khadag, two small garlands at the top
Main piece is the great Stupa of Erdene Zuu
A crossed Vajra in front
The name Övörkhangai, left in folded style Mongolian script, right in Soyombo script
All parts above the base in a curved frame as commonly used in devotional displays.

Some displays add a blue ring with the name in latin and cyrillic script, but that doesn't seem to be part of the COA proper.

Date

27 May 2016

Source

Author

This image (or other media file) is in the public domain in Mongolia and other jurisdictions.

According to Article 7 of the Law of Mongolia on Copyright and Related Rights as amended on May 6, 2021, works first published in Mongolia are exempt from copyright if they fall under one of the following categories (details):

legislation, administrative norm acts, and other legal acts
decisions and official documents of state administrative authorities and legal entities
court decisions, judgments, decrees, judge's ordinance, speech at court hearings
official translations of documents stated above
state emblems, coat of arms, flags, government awards, orders, medals, currency and other payment instrument
any news and information which transmit the simple facts and data created for the purpose of reporting the current events and results
any ideas, operating methods, operations, scientific discoveries, theories, abstract concepts and mathematical theorem

It is asserted that this work falls into one or more of the above categories and is public domain.

Other versions

SVG development

The SVG code is valid.

This coat of arms was created with Inkscape.