State

The Alabama State Flag was adopted in February 1895 and features a simple design of St. Andrew's Cross in remembrance of the Confederate battle flag. The bars of the cross have a specification that should not be less than six inches wide.

Officially called ”The Great Seal of The State of Alabama”, the seal was designed in 1817 by William Wyat Bibb – the Governor of Alabama Territory and subsequently the first Governor of the state. The seal shows the rivers (which are...

The Alaska State Flag consists of 8 golden stars and a dark blue field. The Big Dipper constellation "Ursa Major" or Great Bear an animal indigenous to Alaska which is a symbol of strength. Polaris (the North Star) is a symbol of Alaska's northern...

The Alaska State Seal was originally designed in 1910 when Alaska was still a territory. It features rays above the mountains, a smelter, a train, ships, trees, farmer, horse, three shocks of wheat, fish and seals. The rays of sun represents the Aurora...

The Arizona State Flag is divided into two half-parts and a center big copper star. The first half-part consists of 13 alternating red and yellow rays symbolizing Spanish colonies. The second half-part consists of the color blue, which represents the...

The official Arizona State Seal consists of a mountain range with sneaking sunrise in between the peaks, a farm showcasing agriculture, a reservoir and dam, cattle grazing and a quartz mill with a man holding a pickaxe and a shovel, and the motto,...

The Arkansas State Flag consists of colors red, white and blue, with blue and white Diamond with 25 stars at the center, the word Arkansas and 1 blue star on the top and 3 at the bottom. The colors red, white and blue signifies that Arkansas is one of...

The Arkansas State Seal was designed by Samuel Calhoun Roane and consists of: an eagle at the bottom, holding a scroll in its beak, written Regnat Populus, a bundle of arrows, and an olive branch in each claw. A shield covering the eagle's breast with a...

The California State Flag or commonly known as the Bear flag embodies a Bear at the center, a lone star with the colors red and white. The Grizzly bear which dominates the surface of the flag represents strength. The lone star symbolizes sovereignty. The...

The California State Seal was adopted constitutionally on 1849 and consists of 31 stars which represents the number of states that existed upon the state's admission to the Union in 1850, on top of the word, "Eureka" a Greek word for "I have found it". A...

The Colorado state flag was designed by Andrew Carlisle Carson and was adopted in 1911 consists of three equally sized stripes, a large semi-circular "C" and a gold disc in the opening of the letter "C". The blue and white stripes stand for the skies and...

The Colorado State Seal was adopted in November 1861 by the First Territorial Assembly. It consists of "the eye of Providence" at the top of the seal symbolizing the Masonic origin, below it is a Roman fasces that signifies a republican form of...

The Connecticut State Flag consists of blue field background, coat of arms in the center with three grapevines and a ribbon below the arms with inscription of "Qui Transtulit Sustinet". The blue background was the standard shade for regimental colours,...

The Connecticut State Seal consists of a three grape vines, below it is a motto, "Sustinet Qui Transtulit" Latin for "He who transplanted sustains".

The Delaware State Flag consists of a blue background, with a brown diamond at the center. Inside the diamond is the coat of arms. Below the diamond, the date Delaware became a state is inscribed.

The Delaware State Seal was adopted in January 1777. It consists of a ship signifying the shipbuilding industry and coastal commerce, a farmer stands for the central role of farming to the state, a militiaman representing the crucial role of the...

The Florida State Flag consists of a state seal superimposed on the center of a red saltire on a white background. The red saltire represents the cross on which St. Andrew was crucified.

The Florida State Seal was adopted in 1865, the seal should be the size of the American silver dollar and consists of the sun's rays over high land, a steamboat on water, a cocoa tree, and a Seminole woman scattering flowers on the ground, all should be...

The Georgia State Flag consists of three wide bands or red-white-red with a blue square canton in the upper left. The coat of arms is inscribed inside the blue canton with 13 white stars. The red-white-red color national colors of the United States. The...

The first great Georgia State Seal was specified in 1777. The obverse (main face) side consists of three pillars that symbolize the legislative, judicial, and executive branches of the government. The guardian standing symbolizes he is ready to defend...

The Hawaii State Flag highlights the eight horizontal stripes and Union Jack. The eight horizontal stripes symbolize the eight major islands (Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, Niihau, and Kahoolawe). The Union Jack of the United Kingdom is a...

The Hawaii State Seal consists of an image of King Kamehameha I holding his staff on the left of the shield and the goddess of liberty on the right side holding the Hawaiian flag.Below the shield is the image of a phoenix rising from native foliage. The...

The Idaho State Flag features the state Great Seal on blue background, designed by Emma Edwards Green, the only woman to design a state seal. It also features the images of a miner and a female as a symbol of liberty, justice, and equality. The shield...

The Idaho State Seal was designed by Emma Edwards Green, the only woman in US history to design a state seal. It consists of natural resources such as forests, mines, wildlife, and farmlands. The woman holding a weighing scale and the miner symbolize...

The Illinois State Flag features the Great seal of Illinois on white background with the word "Illinois under the seal. An eagle with a banner of the state's motto: State Sovereignty, National Union. The date 1818, when Illinois became a state, and...

The Illinois State Seal features a bald eagle holding a banner in its beak with the state motto, "State Sovereignty, National Union". It has dates Aug. 26, 1818, and 1868 which are the dates of the state's first constitution and the year the current seal...

The Indiana State Flag features a torch in the center, thirteen stars in an outer circle, five stars in half circle below the torch and a large star above the torch. The torch stands for liberty and enlightenment and its rays means their far-reaching...