Editing Cambridge (section)

== Coat of Arms ==
{{Infobox COA wide|name=City of Cambridge|image=File: Arms of the Cambridge City Council.svg|imagesize=220|bannerimage=|badgeimage=|coronet=|torse=|escutcheon=Gules a Bridge of one arch surmounted by three Towers Or in chief a Fleur-de-Lys Gold between two Roses Argent the base barry way of the last and Azure thereon three Ships each with one mast and yardarm the sail furled also Sable.|supporters=On either side a Sea Horse the upper parts Gules the nether part proper finned Or|motto=|orders=|banner=|badge=|symbolism=Cambridge owes its name and early development to the bridge at the farthest navigable part of the Cam (formerly Granta) river. The arms show this importance in the bridge, ships and sea horses. The roses and the fleur-de-lis are royal and national emblems.|year_granted=The arms were officially granted on 7 June 1575 by Robert Cooke, Clarenceux King of Arms, and recorded in the Visitation of 1648.|crest=On a Wreath Or and Gules upon a Mount Vert a Bridge in the form of a castle with two Ports and three domed Towers and between the Towers two Turrets also domed Argent.}}