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DescriptionCoat of Arms of Omsk Oblast.svg	English: Coat of Arms of Omsk Oblast, Russia, granted in 2020.
Date	28 April 2020
Source	File:Coat of arms of Omsk Oblast (since 2020).png
Author	Government of Omsk Oblast

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