Mongoliets provinser

Official blason, installed by the Aimag Khural in decision No. 9 on 1999-12-21: http://uvs.khural.mn/m/fbko

• Circular shape, representing the circle of life and the path of the earth around the sun
• The upper half of the circle is blue to symbolize the protection of health
• At the very top three tongued flame, sun, and moon show the advancement of the future
• The outline of an inner red circle for the aimag center Ulaangom
• On the lower half of the circle, on a yellow background in dark brown color the icons:
  • A horse for livestock
  • A barley grain spike for agriculture
  • A cog wheel for industry
• Inside the circle on green background the name of Uvs Aimag in bold letters (in our case in traditional Mongolian script)
• In the center of the circle brown and yellow sand dunes
• Behind the dunes white and blue waves for the aimags lakes
• Behind the lake, a snow capped mountain
• The mountain peak has a double meaning:
  • A flying white falcon
  • The top cover of a Mongolian yurt

Official blason, from the resolution no. 40 of 1999-12-24 by the aimag khural:

http://selenge.gov.mn/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=373:beleg-temdeg&catid=53:belegtemdeg&Itemid=101

• At the basis, an upright conch shell horn
• Wrapped in a khadag
• Flanked by evergreen leaves
• The Mountains of Khan-Uul in the background
• Fields in the middle
• Stylized waves of the Selenge river at the bottom
• A circular enclosure with crossing meanders
• Crowned by the three wish fullfilling jewels

No formal blason found.

• A yellow/orange circle with a pattern of overlapping partial disks
• A dark blue background with a different pattern
• The outline of the map of Mongolia in green
• In front of that, a 4-armed star
• In front of that, the outline of the map of Töv Aimag in red

Decision No 17 of the Aimag Khural of 2011-03-17: http://omnogovi.khural.mn/m/j3ky

• At the top a Chandmani (wishfullfilling jewel) in the colors "copper", "gold", and "coal"
• A crossing meander in gold around the circumference
• The blue of the eternal sky
• The three peaks of the Gurvan Saikhan mountain range
• Sand dunes and camel in sand colors
• A blue khadag with the white text "Ömnögovi" in cyrillic script
• A green field

Formally, this is the emblem of the City of Darkhan.

Approved in Resolution No. 95 of 1974 by the "People's Deputies".

• Interlocked rings for friendship, as a symbol of the city
• Statements about sovjet brothers and socialist community that don't make much sense anymore today

No officially published blason found, only one published by a third party: http://www.choibalsan.mn/index.php?newsid=689

• A red rising sun rising from under the foot of...
• A running gazelle
• The letters "Dornod" in cyrillic script
• The waves of the Kherlen river
• A blue base for the untouched steppe
• A golden yellow circle outline

No official blason found.

• Based on a lotos
• Base wrapped in a khadag, two small garlands at the top
• Main piece is the great Stupa of Erdene Zuu
• A crossed Vajra in front
• The name Övörkhangai, left in folded style Mongolian script, right in Soyombo script
• All parts above the base in a curved frame as commonly used in devotional displays.

Official blason: http://www.govi-altai.gov.mn/blog/list/17

• Based on a lotos.
• Enclosed in a circular meander pattern
• In the center a leaping Argali-sheep, stands for wealth of wildlife
• Green background at the bottom
• Yellow background in the middle
• High majestic mountains of Govi-Khangai above
• Blue background at top for the eternal sky
• Global information and communication technologies are symbolized by circular wave-fronts emanating from the bottom
• At the very top the silhouette of a book pays hommage to science education
• In front, a golden soyombo for Mongolian indepence
• Near the base a gear wheel for industry
• Flanked by corn spikes for agriculture
• The bottom is wrapped in a banner with the text "Govi-Altai" in cyrillic letters

No official blason found. Real life examples show the following elements:

• The background probably symbolizes a lotos as seen from above, with green leaves and yellow/white petals, point-symmetrical over 4 axes.
• The outline in blue, in a floral line pattern.
• Centered over this a red square
• Centered within the red a blue square
• In the blue field, a wind horse (khiimöri), with wings made of flames in the three colors white, red, yellow.
• On the remaining red "frame", the words "Sükhbaatar Aimag" in cyrillic characters horizontally, and in folded style Mongolian script vertically.

Official Blason and example: http://bayan-olgii.khural.mn/m/9h5o

• An eagle with wings spread open as symbol of courage and freedom
• Each of the wings has 12 feathers
• A golden crown (toono) of a kazakh yurt, home of the nomadic people
• Seen through that, the eternal blue sky and a golden sun
• The ring of the toono is made from the two horns of an ibex as a sign of eternal sturdyness
• On top a golden soyombo, the national symbol of Mongolia
• On the eagles chest
  • The peaks of Altai Tavan Bogd mountain
  • A "curly pattern" representing regional folk craft
  • The shield of a hero
  • A book, symbolizing wisdom
  • Framed by two spikes of grain, the source of life
  • and two heart-shaped fire balls
• Under the talons of the eagle a banner with the colors of the aimag flag inscribed with the name "Bayan-Ölgii" in cyrillic letters

Official blason: http://govisumber.gov.mn/?page_id=241

• Under a clear sky
• Blueish Gurvan saikhan mountain range, representing past, present and future
• Sun and moon for prosperity
• In the center in white color the word "Choir" in folded style Mongolian script
• The yellow lion is a symbol of the province
• The lion wears a collar with a gem, showing that it is tamed

No official blason found.

• A cross-vajra, symbol of steadyness
• Otgontenger Mountain with its snow cap
• A strip of each sand color, green, blue, and brown
• Two white flowers with yellow center

It starts to appear on photographs in 2014, so it was probably introduced that year.

No official blason found.

• Taikhar Chuluu (pituresqe rock)
• Khorgo (extinct volcano)
• A Yak
• A monastery building
• A body of water
• In the water(?), a deer reminiscent of those found on prehistoric stone carvings, with its antlers forming the distorted numerals "1923".
• Green leaves
• The name "Arkhangai" in cyrillic letters
• A circular frame with crossing meanders
• Based on a lotos
• A three-tongued flame on top