Coat of arms of Ñuñoa, Chile: Lozengy azure field bordered by lines of Or, with a fleur-de-lis of the same metal in each lozenge, which are the arms of the conqueror Don Juan Jofré de Loaysa, first Hispanic owner of the region; silver chief with four toquis or stone axes of gules, placed in position of sticks, in homage to the húlmenes of Ñuñoa, Tobalahue (Tobalaba), Macul and Penilolen (Peñalolén), that at the arrival of the Castilians were the natural lords of the sectors that at the moment conserve their names. Azure border, with eight gold scallops, taken from the metropolitan coat of arms, for belonging to the great city of Santiago. Crown: mural crown in Or, of the municipalities of Chile.
Own work basado en File:Escudo de La Reina.svg y File:Escudo de Derio.svg
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