Heraldic Christmas Quiz

These are the arms of a town named Bethlehem. But in which country ?

These are the arms of the Anglican Diocese of Bethlehem. In which country ?

Santa is originally the Catholic saint, shown above. Who is he ?

Although not on the North Pole, Santa is supposed to live here officially since 1985. What is the name of this city ?

Another 'home of Santa' is in this Norwegian village. What is its name ?

These look like Santa's Reindeer. These arms are from which country ?

Holly is also a symbol for Christmas. Here the holly leaves are canting for this city's name. Which is ?

A crib, cradle or cot is not very common in heraldry, but this one is rather well known. From which town are these arms?

This region and former British colony was named after Christmas. It is ?

These are the arms of Jon Hansen, Bishop of Mackenzie-Fort Smith (Canada), showing a Christmas heart. This is a typical item for which country ?

This Austrian church is famous for as:

Mistletoe is another Christmas symbol, and not very common in heraldry. Can you guess from which country these arms are ?

The largest artificial Christmas tree ever measured 72.1 m and was erected in 2016 in this capital city (colonial arms shown)

The largest nativity village was 17,228 metres squared on 11 January 2011. This nativity village takes over an hour to walk through and recreates the village of Bethlehem and surroundings. It was in the city whose arms were granted in 1559 and are shown above from the original grant

These arms clearly show the North Pole. These arms are from a region in ?

Angels play a role in the Christmas stories and are common in heraldry. These 1888 arms are from a city in ?

A bright star is also associated with the Gospels. Here a number of heraldic comets. Can you guess the country of these municipal arms ?