File:Mn coa uvs aimag 1999.svg

English: Coat of arms of Uvs Aimag, Mongolia, since 1999.

Official blason, installed by the Aimag Khural in decision No. 9 on 1999-12-21: http://uvs.khural.mn/m/fbko

• Circular shape, representing the circle of life and the path of the earth around the sun
• The upper half of the circle is blue to symbolize the protection of health
• At the very top three tongued flame, sun, and moon show the advancement of the future
• The outline of an inner red circle for the aimag center Ulaangom
• On the lower half of the circle, on a yellow background in dark brown color the icons:
  • A horse for livestock
  • A barley grain spike for agriculture
  • A cog wheel for industry
• Inside the circle on green background the name of Uvs Aimag in bold letters (in our case in traditional Mongolian script)
• In the center of the circle brown and yellow sand dunes
• Behind the dunes white and blue waves for the aimags lakes
• Behind the lake, a snow capped mountain
• The mountain peak has a double meaning:
  • A flying white falcon
  • The top cover of a Mongolian yurt

(Most existing versions ignore the "brown on yellow" requirement for the lower half of the ring)