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- The coat of arms of the town of Biaroza in Brest Region, Belarus, in its current version was officially adopted in 2008 basing on an earlier version developed in the 1990s. Unlike many other towns and cities in Belarus, historically Biaroza had no Magdeburg rights and therefore no coat of arms before the late 20th century. (en)
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- Coat of arms of Biaroza (en)
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- Shield horizontally divided into the larger blue part and a white tip of the shield, separated by a white and a blue waved lines; in the blue field, a silver monastery gate. (en)
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- The coat of arms of the town of Biaroza in Brest Region, Belarus, in its current version was officially adopted in 2008 basing on an earlier version developed in the 1990s. Unlike many other towns and cities in Belarus, historically Biaroza had no Magdeburg rights and therefore no coat of arms before the late 20th century. (en)
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- Coat of arms of Biaroza (en)
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