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Sint Jacobiparochi (Netherlands)
Het Bildt municipality, Fryslân province
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by Jarig Bakker, 27 May 2003
adopted c. 2000
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Sint Jacobiparochi village
St. Jacobiparochi (Frisian: Sint Jabik, English: St. James Parish) is a
village in the municipality of Het Bildt. It is the starting point of a
pilgrim's way to Santiago de Compostela.
On this
website are images of the flag and coat of arms of the village.
The village Coat of Arms was designed in 1949 by Klaes Sierksma, based on an
old rhyme by the Frisian/Bildt writer Waling Dijkstra:
"In Jan met een Japik
Is 't wapen van Sint Japik,"
A John with a James
Is the arms of Sint Japik".
Jan is St. John the Baptist, Japik is St. James (Jacobus Major), the
sons of Zebedeus, also known as the "Thunder-sons".
The arms were approved by the Fryske Rie foar Heraldyk in 2000/2001.
Description of the flag:
Five horizontal stripes RYRYR, proportioned 1:1:2:1:1; a blue hoist-triangle
with the point at the flag center; in the triangle are
three white St. James escallopes.
The village was founded in the 16th century when the mouth Middelzee
was made into a polder, mainly by people from Zuid-Holland, who remained
in Het Bildt. Their descendents still speak a mixture of old Dutch and
Frisian. The original name of the village was Wyngaerden (Vineyards), but
the soil was heavy Frisian sea-clay, not very likely to produce grapes,
and it was renamed as St. Jacobiparochi, and produces the best potatoes
in the whole world.
Jarig Bakker, 27 May 2003
Sint Jacobiparochi Coat of Arms
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