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From Ralf Hartemink's International
Civic Arms website: The arms were granted on March 17, 1960 and reconfirmed
on August 23, 1972.
The arms show in the right part the chapel of St. Mary, which was built
in the 8th century. The chapel is considered the National Shrine of Bavaria.
The left part shows the arms of Bavaria, on the one hand as a symbol of
the state, and on the other hand they are a reminder of the fact that in
Gurghausen a large castle (built in the 13th century) was owned by the
Dukes of Bavaria. Furthermore the monastery in Altötting was founded by
the Bavarian Dukes.
Literature: Stadler 1964-1972.
Santiago Dotor, 5 Nov 2003
Here the flag of Marktl am Inn. Marktl is the birthplace of the Josef
Cardinal Ratzinger, the current Pope Benedict XVI. The choice of the Pope
Benedict XVI awoke this place on the river Inn and it became a pilgrimage place
of many catholics.
CoA of Marktl am Inn (Landkreis Altötting; State of Bavaria)
Das Wappen der Marktgemeinde Marktl
- Granted by Duke Ludwig the Rich 12 May 1447.
- The boathooks symbolize the formerly important shipping.
- The spatula (Streichmaß) as symbol for the grain-market.
- The Bavarian lozenges show that it belongs to the Duchy of Bayern.
Source: German Breakfast television "ARD-FrÃŒhstÃŒcksfernsehen"
19-IV-06; Marktl website.
Jens Pattke, 19 Apr 2006
Marktl is located 10 km west of the border with Austria and the city
of Braunau au Inn.
Ivan Sache, 20 Apr 2006
I made a photograph of the flag on 15 June 2006. So I can provide a
somewhat more accurate gif.
The arms is: "Unter Schildhaupt mit den bayerischen Rauten in Silber
ein schwarzer Schiffshaken, der unten mit einem gekÃŒrzten goldenen Balken
ÃŒberdeckt ist." [1]
My translation: "Under a chief with the Bavarian lozenges, Argent,
a boat-hook Sable charged in base with a bar couped Or."
The flag colours were adopted 11 November 1983. [2]
[1] [sta68]
[2] files in the "Generaldirektion der staatlichen Archive Bayerns"
(General administration of the Bavarian State Archives).
Marcus E.V. Schmöger, 4 Feb 2007