Original sentence: These arms were in fact given to the municipality of Gibraltar, but because it was captured by Great Britain in 1704, the municipal seat and coat of arms were relocated to San Roque, Cádiz
Edited sentence: A very similar coat of arms (with the addition of the motto "Montis Insignia Calpe") is still used by the Government of Gibraltar, and the castle and key are used on the current flag of Gibraltar.It differs from the coat of arms of San Roque in that the surmounting golden coronet — signifying loyalty to the Spanish crown — is not present.The coat of arms continues in use today by the municipality of San Roque, signifying its self-proclaimed status as "Gibraltar in exile" (or as the town's motto puts it, "where Gibraltar lives on").These arms were in fact given to the municipality of Gibraltar, but because it was captured by Great Britain in 1704, the municipal seat and coat of arms were relocated to San Roque, Cádiz, capital of the Campo de Gibraltar