Every US state has a designated state flag. Each flag’s design is unique to the state and is represented by colors, symbols, and historical references that tell the state’s story. See all 50 state’s flags along with the official adoption date, fun facts and detailed descriptions.

Each flag’s design is unique to the state and is represented by colors, symbols, and historical references that tell the state’s story. See all 50 state’s flags along with the official adoption date, fun facts and detailed descriptions.

The state flag of California was officially adopted in 1911. A few years before California was admitted into the Union , a small group of American settlers marched on the Mexican garrison, took the commander, Mariano Vallejo prisoner, and …

Wyoming State Flag. Inside the state seal the woman represents the state motto, “Equal Rights” and the two men represent cattle ranchers and miners. The words “Livestock”, “Mines”, “Grains” and “Oil” represent Wyoming’s wealth. The eagle and shield show support for the United States. The dates 1869 and 1890 tell when ...

State Gemstone: Quartz Flag: Georgia Flag has three red and white stripes and the state coat of arms on a blue field in the upper left corner. Thirteen stars surrounding the seal denotes Georgia’s position as one of the original thirteen colonies.

The state flag of New Mexico is represented by a yellow field and red symbols. It was officially adopted in 1925 and pays recognition to Spain by using the red and yellow colors of Spain – Spain had ruled New Mexico until the early 19th century.

Hawaii state flag with images and the history. Learn what inspired the design of the Hawaiian state flag.

On the blue shield the sun rises over a lake and peninsula, a man with a raised hand and holding a gun represents peace and the ability to defend his rights. The elk and moose are symbols of Michigan, while the eagle represents the United States. See All State Flags

The state flag of Vermont was officially adopted in 1923 by the General Assembly. It features the Vermont Coat of Arms and the state motto on a field of blue (azure). The state has had many designs including one that looked very similar to the US national flag. Vermont State Flag Flying. The flag is full of Vermont symbolism.

The list below is all 50 state capitals and their respective state in alphabetical order. You can even get more fun and interesting facts about that state by clicking the state below. Click to Download or Print List