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Coat of arms of Gordon District Council, granted by Lord Lyon King of Arms June 9, 1986.

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The use of this low-resolution image in Wikipedia is believed to constitute fair use to illustrate the insignia of the defunct local authority detailed in the article Gordon, Scotland.

Source: Cloth pennant bearing council coat of arms, c. 1988

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current	20:25, 25 January 2007	206×300 (44 KB)	Lozleader (Talk \| contribs)	(Coat of arms of Gordon District Council, granted by Lord Lyon King of Arms June 9, 1986. {{symbol}} The use of this low-resolution image in Wikipedia is believed to constitute fair use to illustrate the insignia )