Vermont FlagVermonts flag, adopted in 1923, features the state coat of arms, which includes a pine tree, a cow, and a stag. These symbols represent the states natural beauty and agricultural history. The flag also includes the states motto, Freedom and Unity, reflecting Vermonts commitment to individual rights and community solidarity. The flags green background symbolizes Vermonts lush forests and its pride in both its natural resources and its political

shaking hands in unity

and stages of life

reflects Iowa's enduring spirit and commitment to American ideals

The flag reflects New York’s key role in the nation's early history and its leadership in both commerce and agriculture

" The flag symbolizes South Dakota’s natural beauty

particularly gold

"Esse Quam Videri

" was first raised in 1846 during the Bear Flag Revolt

North Dakota’s flag

New Jersey’s flag

while the seal’s imagery speaks to the state’s agricultural wealth and the importance of the ocean to its development

Outdoor Flag: Available in size 3'x6'