Coat of arms of Głogów

The first field is blue and shows a crowned Madonna, holding a sceptre and the baby Jesus, standing on a silver crescent moon.

Historical description of the symbols on this coat of arms: 1st quadrant: The Madonna is the patroness of the oldest church of Glogow, which goes back even to the time of the Piasts.

The eagle was a universal symbol and very popular, since its meaning encapsulated strength, courage, wisdom and fairness.

The head of the bull was from the coat of arms of the royal elders of the noble Glogow family of Hans von Loos, who was also the overseer of the city mint.

A crow sitting on a silver branch is the coat of arms of the Korwins, who ruled the Duchy of Glogów.