Above the mural crown is a crest of the Corporation.

She wears upon her head a mural crown and veil.

The arms often are shown with a mural crown on top to show Vardø's town status.

The bush is shown growing out of a mural crown, a common feature in municipal arms.

The mural crown is a frequent symbol of local government, but here also suggests a well head.

Each has a mural crown with three or four turrets.

The villages also have similar coats of arms, but without the mural crown.

About the eagle's neck was a mural crown representing a city wall, and thus local government.

Above the shield was a mural crown, representing municipal government.

From 1922-1969 the city used a mural crown on the arms.