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Español: Escudo del Municipio de Bogarra en la provincia de Albacete (España).

Descripción: Escudo cortado. En el primero, de gules, dos llaves de plata cruzadas y unidas por una cadena de plata. El segundo, de azur, con una esfinge ibérica, que es la de Haches, de oro. Al timbre corona real cerrada española.

Fuente: Heráldica Municipal de Albacete. Luis G. García-Saúco Beléndez. Editora Provincial Diputación de Albacete, 1991.
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