The Coat of Arms of Augustów in the Market Square. The red color of the shield symbolizes power, while the mitre of the Grand Duke of Lithuania, topped with a golden cross, refers to Sigismund Augustus, who was also the ruler of Lithuania. The coat of arms serves as a reminder that Augustów lies on the border of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania. The letters S and A represent the monogram of Sigismund II Augustus, while the smaller P and R stand for Poloniae Rex (King of Poland). This coat of arms not only decorates the city but also evokes its rich history and traditions.
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