State

The Nevada State Flag was approved in 1991 and consisted of a cobalt blue field with the state's emblem in the upper left-hand corner. The emblem contains a silver star, sagebrush, and motto, "Battle Born". The silver star symbolizes its nickname "The...

The Nevada State Seal consists of two huge mountains, a quartz mill, a miner running out a carload of ore, and his team moving a carload of ore from a mountain on the left which symbolizes the state's mineral resources. Agriculture symbols like a sheaf...

The New Hampshire State Flag's main feature is the USS Raleigh warship with a laurel wreath that surrounds the seal, a symbol of fame, victory, and honor. The nine stars within the wreath are a symbol of New Hampshire as the 9th state to join the Union...

The New Hampshire State Seal main feature is the USS Raleigh warship with a laurel wreath that surrounds the seal, a symbol of fame, victory, and honor. The nine stars within the wreath are a symbol of New Hampshire as the 9th state to join the Union...

The New Jersey State Flag includes three plows, forward-facing helmet, a horse's head, female figures Liberty and Ceres, and the streamer at the foot of the emblem containing the motto, "Liberty and Prosperity" and the year of statehood 1776. The three...

The New Jersey State great Seal was originally designed by Pierre Eugene du Simitier in 1777. It features three plows, forward-facing helmet, a horse's head, female figures Liberty and Ceres, and the streamer at the foot of the emblem containing the...

The New Mexico State Flag consists of two colors red and yellow, the sun in the center with four rays pointing in four directions. The colors red and yellow represent Old Spain. The sun in the center or the Zia Sun is a symbol of the State's Native...

The New Mexico State great Seal was originally designed in 1851 for the Territory of Mexico. It was adopted in 1913 and consists of a Mexican eagle grabbing a snake in its beak and a cactus in its talons symbolizing the New Mexico treasures its Mexican,...

The New York State Flag features the state's coat of arms on a deep blue, two women one carrying a sword and the other one with a scale, a ship on the Hudson River, the shore and the mountain range, grassy shore and mountain range. The two women...

The New York State seal was adopted in 1778. It features two women one carrying a sword and the other one with a scale, a ship on the Hudson River, the shore and the mountain range, grassy shore and mountain range.The two women represent Justice and...

The North Carolina State Flag depicts two dates. May 20, 1775, the date of Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, and April 12, 1776, the date when N.C called for its independence from Great Britain. It also has a white star in the center, a vertical...

The North Carolina State Seal's most recent changes were the standardization in 1971 and an addition in 1983 which produced the currently recognized Great seal. It consists of robe-covered figures of Liberty and Plenty in its center symbolizing freedom...

The North Dakota State Flag consists of a bald eagle holding an olive branch, a shield with 13 stripes on the eagle's chest, fan shape with thirteen stars above the eagle. The bald eagle holding an olive branch represents peace. The shield with 13...

The North Dakota State Seal was designed in 1987 by Lili Stewart. It consists of a tree in the open field, the trunk of which is surrounded by three bundles of wheat; on the right a plow, sledge and anvil; on the left, a bow crossed with three arrows,...

The Ohio State Flag designed by John Eisemann, and officially adopted in 1902 features a swallowtail design, a blue triangular field, seventeen white stars, and red and white stripes. The blue triangular field represents Ohio's hills and valleys. The...

The Ohio State Seal consists of Mount Logan, Scioto river flowing between the cultivated fields representing Ohio's diverse geography. A freshly harvested wheat field stands a wheat bushel representing Ohio's important contributions to agriculture. The...

The Oklahoma State Flag originally adopted on April 2, 1925, designed by Louise Funk Fluke consists of blue field background, shield, olive branch and peace pipe, six crosses, and seven eagle feathers. The blue field signifies devotion and the shield...

The Oklahoma State Seal features a star with five corners representing the five civilized Indian Nations namely Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole tribes. The top ray displays the seal of the Chickasaw Nation with an Indian warrior holding...

The Oregon State Flag was adopted in 1925 and is a two-sided flag. The front side has the escutcheon or shield found on the state seal,33 stars surrounding the shield, and the date 1859. On the reverse side is the image of a beaver. The 33 stars...

The Oregon State Seal was designed by Harvey Gordon in 1857. It consists of a shield (escutcheon) encircled by 33 stars symbolizing Oregon was the 33rd state admitted to the Union. Above the ribbon with the word "Union" are the mountains and forests of...

The Pennsylvania State Flag features the state's coat of arms on a blue background, a ship, plough, three sheaves of wheat, an olive branch and cornstalk, a bald eagle, and the state motto, " Virtue Liberty and Independence". The ship represents the...

The Pennsylvania State Seal consists of a crest containing a full sail ship (symbolizing commerce globally), a plow (symbolizing the State's rich natural resources), and three sheaves of wheat (symbolizing fertile fields and the State's wealth of human...

The Rhode Island State Flag was adopted in 1897 and features a gold anchor, thirteen stars, and a ribbon with the motto, "Hope". The anchor symbolizes hope. The stars represent the 13 original states.

The Rhode Island State Seal features a marine anchor as its central image below the word "HOPE". 1636 was the year Rhode Island used the anchor as a symbol since it is founded.

The South Carolina State Flag was adopted in 1861, and consists of the crescent moon and the palmetto tree. The crescent moon represents the uniforms of State troops during the revolutionary war. The palmetto tree is a symbol of Colonel Moultrie's heroic...

The South Carolina State Seal was adopted in 1776. It features two elliptical areas. On the left oval is a palmetto tree springs from a fallen oak tree symbolizing the British ships that South Carolina patriots defeated at Sullivan's Island in 1776. The...

The South Dakota State Flag features the state's seal with a riverboat, a farmer, cattle, a mine and hills, the year 1889, and the gold triangle rays of the sun. The design in the state seal represents commerce, industry, agriculture, and natural...

The South Dakota State Flag features a smelting furnace and other features of mining work. In the right foreground, a farmer at his plow. n the left background, is a range of hills. n the right background, a herd of cattle, and a field of corn. Between...