North Dakota FlagNorth Dakotas flag, adopted in 1911, features an eagle holding a ribbon with the motto E Pluribus Unum. The eagle represents the states strength, and the banner symbolizes the unity of the states. The flag's design also includes olive branches, symbolizing peace. The blue field represents North Dakotas vast skies and natural beauty, while the eagles wings symbolize the states aspiration to continue to grow and contribute to the nation. This state flag

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The palmetto tree symbolizes the state’s resilience during the Revolutionary War

with the shapes and colors symbolizing the state's natural beauty and position within the country

with the state coat of arms in the center

Maine’s flag celebrates its natural beauty

which is also the state’s motto

The flag’s 13 alternating red and yellow rays represent the 13 original colonies

a rising sun

especially its history with grape cultivation and other farming practices

Outdoor Flags: Manufactured with 100% SolarGuard Nylon or Polyester which is designed to resist fading with normal use

which includes a shield

Polyester flags are available in the bright gold only