Beld:WapenHenegouwen.jpg

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Hee eß dä Täxx zo dä Dattëij, di en divärse Projäkkte jebruch wääde kann. En jeedem Projäkk künnt norr_enß en ëijene Äklierung do_bëij_sinn, di süüht mer hee nit.

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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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Hainaut logo

From en.wiki, uploaded there by en:user:GerardM

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   Belgian municipality seal    

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He kumme de Sigge, di op di Dattëij lingke donn: