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The Indiana State Seal was provided by its constitutions of 1816 and 1851. It was approved as the official state seal design by the 1963 General Assembly. It consists of a buffalo with its tail up, a woodsman holding his ax, shoots of bluegrass, a sun...

The Iowa State Flag is a vertical tricolor designed by the state's daughter of the American Revolution Dixie Cornell Gebhadt. A bald eagle in the center carrying on its beak a blue streamer of the motto, "Our liberties we prize, and our rights we will...

The Iowa State Seal was created in 1847, a year after Iowa became a U.S state, and is 2 inches in diameter. It features a citizen soldier standing in a wheat field, surrounded by farming and other industrial tools. Behind the soldier is the Mississippi...

The Kansas State Flag features the official state seal in the center, a sunflower directly above it, under the sunflower is a bar of gold and light blue. The state seal in the center represents Kansas and Kansas life. The thirty-four stars represents...

The Kansas State Seal was officially adopted in May 1861. It consists of rising sun symbolizing the east, a river, and a steamboat signifying commerce, the agriculture image represents the base of future prosperity. A train of ox-wagons going west, in...

The Kentucky State Flag was designed by Jesse Cox Burgess, consisting of the Commonwealth's seal on a navy blue background, surrounded by the words "Commonwealth of Kentucky". It also features a state motto, "United We Stand, Divided We Fall".

The Kentucky State Seal was adopted in 1792 and it highlights the state motto, "United We Stand Divided We Fall". It features two men, one in buckskin and the other in formal dress. These two men, Frontiersman and Statesman, represent the spirit of...

The Louisiana State Flag displays a white pelican nurturing its young by tearing at its breast, a white banner below the pelican containing the state motto, "Union Justice Confidence" and an azure background.The pelican nurturing its young represents the...

The Louisiana State Seal features a brown pelican tending its three young chicks in their nest, above it the motto, "Union, Justice, Confidence". The pelican symbolizes Louisiana's official state bird which also appears in Louisiana's state flag.

The Maine State Flag displays Maine's coat-of-arms and a North Star. The coat-of-arms features a center shield with moose and pine tree which is supported by a farmer and a seaman. The shield is a symbol of Maine's natural richness and tranquil scenery...

The Maine State Seal was adopted in June 1820. The design is conceptualized by Benjamin Vaughan. It features a Farmer and Sailor a symbol of pride in Maine's agricultural roots and the State's strong connection to the sea. Inside the Shield features...

Maryland State Flag was officially adopted in 1904 and consists of four panels. The 2 panels with a gold and black design represent the crest of the Calvert family. The red and white cross bottony represents the Crossland family.

The Maryland State Seal was adopted in 1876. Only the reverse of the Great seal is used officially, it features a plowman, a fisherman, and a shield with Maryland's coat of arms. The phrase encircling the seal reads, "Scuto bonæ voluntatis...

The Massachusetts State Flag features the state's coat of arms with Native American holding a bow and arrow, a white star of the coat of arms, a blue shield, and the motto, "Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem". The Native American holding a bow...

The Massachusetts State Seal was adopted by Governor John Hancock and was made official by the General Court in June 1885. It features the arms of the Commonwealth surrounded by the words " Sigillum Reipublicæ Massachusettensis" Latin for "Seal of...

The Michigan State Flag consists of the state's coat of arms in the dark blue background, an elk and moose, a bald eagle, and the Latin motto, "E Pluribus Unum" and "Tuebor". The coat of arms with a man holding a long gun symbolizes the fight for the...

The Michigan State Seal was designed by Lewis Cass, and adopted in June 1835. The Latin phrase "Si Quaeris Peninsulam Amoenam, Circumspice" is Michigan's state motto which means "If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you". "E Pluribus Unum" means...

The Minnesota State Flag was adopted in 1957 and consists of the state's official seal, A Native American riding on horseback, three dates 1858, 1819, and 1893, 87 small circles around the wreath, a white ring on which 19 stars lie, a Top star larger...

The Minnesota State Seal was adopted in 1858. It features several important aspects of Minnesota's history and culture such as the sun on the western horizon signifying the plains covering much of Minnesota, the stump symbolizing the importance of the...

The Mississippi State Flag features a magnolia blossom surrounded by 21 stars and words " In God We Trust", on a red field with a gold-bordered blue Canadian pale. The magnolia blossom symbolizes hospitality, rebirth and forward progression. The 20 stars...

The present day Mississippi State Seal was adopted in 2014 and displays an eagle with it's wings spread wide and a shield with stripes and stars on the eagle's chest. On its grips are arrows symbolizing strength and power to wage war and an olive branch...

The Missouri State Flag consists of a Coat of Arms, a bald eagle grasping olive branches and the arrows of war, a Grizzly bear, and a crescent moon. It also includes two more big grizzly bears holding the motto "United We Stand, Divided We Fall", 24...

The Missouri State Seal was adopted in January 1822 designed by Robert Wells. It consists of a Coat of Arms, a bald eagle grasping olive branches and the arrows of war, a Grizzly bear, and a crescent moon. It also includes two more big grizzly bears...

The Montana State Flag consists of a state seal at the center, and an image of a landscape with plains, forests, and mountains along the great falls. A pick, shovel, and plow and the motto, "Oro y Plata". The landscape with plains, forests, and mountains...

The Montana State Seal consist of an image of a landscape with plains, forests, and mountains along the great falls. A pick, shovel, and plow and the motto, "Oro y Plata".The landscape with plains, forests, and mountains along the great falls is a symbol...

The Nebraska State Flag consists of the state's official seal on a field of blue, a cabin, wheat and corn, Blacksmith, Missouri River, and Rocky Mountain, steamboat and train, and the motto, "Equality Before the Law". The cabin, wheat, and corn symbolize...

The Nebraska State Seal consists of a cabin, wheat and corn, Blacksmith, Missouri River, and Rocky Mountain, steamboat and train, and the motto, "Equality Before the Law".The cabin, wheat, and corn symbolize its agriculture and settlers.The Blacksmith...