Pastavy - Suraž

Pastavy

arms approved on January 22, 1796

Pierabrodździe

approved on June 3, 1792 

Pinsk

approved on January 12, 1581. The bow is on 2 of the biggest cities in Polesia - Pinsk and Bieraście. In the end of the 1980ies the bow was taken by Polesian intellectuals as the unofficial arms of Polesia

Połacak (rus. Polotsk)

used since the 16th century. In ancient times Połacak used to be an important mercantile port on the Dźvina river on the path between the Byzantine empire and the Baltic sea. The city had relations with the Hanseatic union and many other cities in Europe

	the city's seal of 1791
	the arms of the Russian Polotsk province, 1772-1796

Pružany

approved on May 6, 1589. A white snake eating a child, on a blue background, is the symbol of the Italian Sforza family. Bonna Sforza was a queen of the Litvan-Polish confederation

Pryvałka

approved on February 27, 1792

approved on February 23, 1792. On the shield is St. Stefan

Raduń

approved on June 23, 1792

Rahačoŭ

approved on August 16, 1781

arms of the 19h century

Ružany

approved on June 20, 1637. In the shield is St. Kazimier, the patron of the Litvan dukes

Salihorsk

Salihorsk is a Sovietic industrial city in the Miensk region. It was found in the 20th century and got its arms in the 1990ies

Sianno

approved on August 16, 1781

Słonim

approved on January 4, 1591. The lion is holding the symbol of the Sapieha family in his paw

the Russian-given arms

approved on August 27, 1652. On the saddle the initials RD (Radzivił) are written

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