USA's delstatsflag
USA's delstatsflag afspejler design og udformning en bred vifte af regional indflydelse og lokal historie for de forskellige delstater.
De nyere delstatsflag stammer fra 1890'erne i forbindelse med delstaternes ønske om at fremvise markante og karakteristiske symboler ved udstillingen World's Columbian Exposition 1893 i Chicago. De fleste delstatsflag blev udformet og taget i brug i perioden fra 1893 til 1. verdenskrig.
Indflydelse på design af delstatsflag
Nogle delstatsflag stammer fra eller hentyder til militærfaner, der blev brugt under uafhængighedskrigen eller borgerkrigen. Andre flag hentyder til Amerikas Konfødererede Stater, for eksempel Georgias flag. Atter andre flag stammer fra delstaternes fortid som selvstændige republikker eller erindrer om koloniherrer. En del flag hentyder til delstaternes segl, eller geografi.
Nuværende delstatsflag
Årene i parentes er årene for flagenes indførelse.
![Alabamas flag (1895)[1]](/Media/Fil:Flag_of_Alabama.svg)
![North Carolinas flag (1885)[2]](/Media/Fil:Flag_of_North_Carolina.svg)
![Washingtons flag[5] (1923)](/Media/Fil:Flag_of_Washington.svg)
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Maine og Massachusetts har et flag til brug på havet, der er anderledes end deres almindelige delstatsflag.
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- ^ a b c "State Flag of Alabama". Alabama Emblems, Symbols and Honors. Alabama Department of Archives & History. 2006-04-27. Arkiveret fra originalen 24. december 2018. Hentet 2007-03-18.
- ^ "Official State Symbols of North Carolina". North Carolina State Library. State of North Carolina. Arkiveret fra originalen 6. februar 2008. Hentet 2008-01-26.
- ^ Text states that Oregon adopted its flag in 1925
- ^ Utah State Symbols - State Flag and Seal Arkiveret 10. november 2012 hos Wayback Machine from pioneer.utah.gov "Pioneer - Utah's Online Library" page. Retrieved on 2008-09-08
- ^ "Symbols of Washington State". Washington State Legislature. Arkiveret fra originalen 5. marts 2007. Hentet 2007-03-11.
- ^ Selvom dette flag blev officielt indført i 1861 er der ingen tegn på at det i praksis blev brugt til 1912. I 1912 blev det blå pelikanflag officielt indført efter næsten 100 års uofficielt brug.
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Flag of California.svg
Flag of California. This version is designed to accurately depict the standard print of the bear as well as adhere to the official flag code regarding the size, position and proportion of the bear, the colors of the flag, and the position and size of the star.
Flag of California. This version is designed to accurately depict the standard print of the bear as well as adhere to the official flag code regarding the size, position and proportion of the bear, the colors of the flag, and the position and size of the star.
Flag of Guam.svg
The flag of Guam, courtesy an e-mail from the author of xrmap. Modifications by Denelson83.
The flag of Guam, courtesy an e-mail from the author of xrmap. Modifications by Denelson83.
Flag of Utah.svg
The flag of Utah (2024-present). This is the final design submitted for consideration to be adopted as a new state flag of Utah. The design evokes images of snowy mountains and red rocks to represent the geography of Utah, the beehive represents "Industry" (the state's slogan) and Utah's nickname as "the Beehive State".
The flag of Utah (2024-present). This is the final design submitted for consideration to be adopted as a new state flag of Utah. The design evokes images of snowy mountains and red rocks to represent the geography of Utah, the beehive represents "Industry" (the state's slogan) and Utah's nickname as "the Beehive State".
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Flag of Vermont (1804-1837).svg
The Vermont state flag—as adopted on 01 May 1804—was a 17 stars-and-stripes U.S. flag with “VERMONT” embroidered along the top. The colours are from the U.S. flag; White, Old Glory Blue (Pantone 281, #002664), and Old Glory Red (Pantone 193, #BB133E).
Note: Vermont expected a change in the U.S. flag from 15 to 17 stars-and-stripes with the addition of Tennessee and Ohio to the Union. (Much as it changed from 13 to 15 stars-and-stripes with the addition of Vermont and Kentucky) The U.S. flag did not actually change until 1818 (20 stars and 13 stripes), and so this Vermont state flag had more stripes than the official U.S. flag.
The Vermont state flag—as adopted on 01 May 1804—was a 17 stars-and-stripes U.S. flag with “VERMONT” embroidered along the top. The colours are from the U.S. flag; White, Old Glory Blue (Pantone 281, #002664), and Old Glory Red (Pantone 193, #BB133E).
Note: Vermont expected a change in the U.S. flag from 15 to 17 stars-and-stripes with the addition of Tennessee and Ohio to the Union. (Much as it changed from 13 to 15 stars-and-stripes with the addition of Vermont and Kentucky) The U.S. flag did not actually change until 1818 (20 stars and 13 stripes), and so this Vermont state flag had more stripes than the official U.S. flag.
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Flag of the State of Georgia (1956-2001).svg
The merging of en:Image:Battle flag of the US Confederacy.svg and en:Image:Flag of the State of Georgia (2001-2003).svg. Compilation did by Zscout370.
The merging of en:Image:Battle flag of the US Confederacy.svg and en:Image:Flag of the State of Georgia (2001-2003).svg. Compilation did by Zscout370.
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Flag of the State of Georgia (1920-1956).svg
Flag of the State of Georgia (1920–1956)
Flag of the State of Georgia (1920–1956)
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Flag of the State of Georgia (1879–1902).svg
Reupload of en:Image:Ga1897.svg, originally by en:User:Ktims.
Reupload of en:Image:Ga1897.svg, originally by en:User:Ktims.
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Flag of the State of Georgia (1902–1906).svg
Reupload of en:Image:Ga1897.svg, originally by en:User:Ktims.
Flag of Georgia, from the xrmap flag collection 2.7. The flag's colors have been corrected based on an image found on the GA Secretary of State's website. The fontface has been changed to w:en:Times New Roman, since that matches the GA SoS image..svg)
Flag of Republic of Texas (1836-1839).svg
The Burnet Flag, used from December 10, 1836 to January 25, 1839 as the national flag of the Republic of Texas. It was replaced by the currently used "Lone Star Flag".
The Burnet Flag, used from December 10, 1836 to January 25, 1839 as the national flag of the Republic of Texas. It was replaced by the currently used "Lone Star Flag".
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Flag of Massachusetts (1908-1971).svg
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Reverse side of the Flag of Massachusetts from 1908 to 1971. Vectorized version of Image:us-ma-ov.gif
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Reverse side of the Flag of Massachusetts from 1908 to 1971. Vectorized version of Image:us-ma-ov.gif
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Flag of Louisiana (January 1861).svg
Proposed Louisiana flag in 1861; French Tricolor with a circle of seven white five-pointed stars flown unofficially in January of 1861.
Proposed Louisiana flag in 1861; French Tricolor with a circle of seven white five-pointed stars flown unofficially in January of 1861.
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Flag of Minnesota (1957–1983).svg
A former state flag of Minnesota, used from August 1957 to August 1983.
A former state flag of Minnesota, used from August 1957 to August 1983.
Flag of Oregon.svg
Flag of Oregon (obverse): The flag was adopted by the state on February 26, 1925.[1] The state seal was decided in 1903.[2][3]
Flag of Oregon (obverse): The flag was adopted by the state on February 26, 1925.[1] The state seal was decided in 1903.[2][3]
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Californian Lone Star Flag (1836).svg
This is the 1836 California Lone Star Flag. It was raised in a revolt against the Mexican Government in 1836 by Juan Alvarado and Isaac Graham. Although their capture of Monterey did not succeed in independence for California, it inspired the Bear Flag Revolt flag.
This is the 1836 California Lone Star Flag. It was raised in a revolt against the Mexican Government in 1836 by Juan Alvarado and Isaac Graham. Although their capture of Monterey did not succeed in independence for California, it inspired the Bear Flag Revolt flag.
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Flag of Nevada (1905-1915).svg
The first flag of Nevada was created by Governor John Sparks and Col. Harry Day in 1905. It was based strongly on Nevada's natural resources of gold and silver.
The first flag of Nevada was created by Governor John Sparks and Col. Harry Day in 1905. It was based strongly on Nevada's natural resources of gold and silver.
Flag of Minnesota.svg
The flag of Minnesota, since 2024.
The flag of Minnesota, since 2024.
Bonnie Blue flag.svg
Created according to the PNG version, which was slightly crooked. I used the following dimensions: r=star's radius, flag width=6r, flag height=4r
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Flag of Mississippi (1861-1894).svg
Flag of Mississippi January 26, 1861 to circa August 22, 1865. It remained the unofficial flag until 1894, when the current flag was adopted. According to Clay Moss, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Vexillological Research Volunteer on June 21, 2015 at the Flags of the World website, this flag is likely a post-war flag used by United Confederate Veterans units, as it does not conform to the 1861 language describing adoption of a new secessionist flag: "A Flag of white ground, a Magnolia tree in the centre, a blue field in the upper left hand corner with a white star in the centre, the Flag to be finished with a red border and a red fringe at the extremity of the Flag."
Flag of Mississippi January 26, 1861 to circa August 22, 1865. It remained the unofficial flag until 1894, when the current flag was adopted. According to Clay Moss, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Vexillological Research Volunteer on June 21, 2015 at the Flags of the World website, this flag is likely a post-war flag used by United Confederate Veterans units, as it does not conform to the 1861 language describing adoption of a new secessionist flag: "A Flag of white ground, a Magnolia tree in the centre, a blue field in the upper left hand corner with a white star in the centre, the Flag to be finished with a red border and a red fringe at the extremity of the Flag."
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Map of United States includes all current state, territorial, and Washington, D.C. flags
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Map of United States includes all current state, territorial, and Washington, D.C. flags
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Louisiana Feb 11 1861.svg
Flag of Louisiana February 11, 1861
Flag of Louisiana February 11, 1861
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1901 Maine Flag.svg
Flag of Maine, 1901—1909
Flag of Maine, 1901—1909
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Flag of Utah (2011–2024).svg
The historic Flag of Utah, Please do not revert to the "21:58, July 26, 2011" or any earlier version, as those versions are factually inaccurate.
The historic Flag of Utah, Please do not revert to the "21:58, July 26, 2011" or any earlier version, as those versions are factually inaccurate.
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Flag of Mississippi.svg
Forfatter/Opretter: Rocky Vaughn, Sue Anna Joe, Dominique Pugh, Clay Moss, Kara Giles, Micah Whitson and the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Licens: Copyrighted free use
The flag of the U.S. state of Mississippi - aspect ratio of 5:3. Designed in 2020 and adopted in 2021, the "New Magnolia" flag was selected by the Commission to Redesign the Mississippi state flag in 2020.
Forfatter/Opretter: Rocky Vaughn, Sue Anna Joe, Dominique Pugh, Clay Moss, Kara Giles, Micah Whitson and the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Licens: Copyrighted free use
The flag of the U.S. state of Mississippi - aspect ratio of 5:3. Designed in 2020 and adopted in 2021, the "New Magnolia" flag was selected by the Commission to Redesign the Mississippi state flag in 2020.
Flag of the Vermont Republic.svg
The Stark flag, commonly attributed to the Green Mountain Boys, also used by the Vermont National Guard.
The Stark flag, commonly attributed to the Green Mountain Boys, also used by the Vermont National Guard.
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Flag of Vermont (1837-1923).svg
The Vermont state flag—as adopted on 20 October 1837—was the current U.S. flag with the multiple stars replaced by a single large star with the Vermont coat of arms (from the seal) within the star. The details of the star were unspecified, and both 5-point and 8-point stars were used with 8-points slightly more common.
The red and blue colours are from the U.S. flag; Old Glory Blue (Pantone 281, #002664), and Old Glory Red (Pantone 193, #BB133E).
The Vermont state flag—as adopted on 20 October 1837—was the current U.S. flag with the multiple stars replaced by a single large star with the Vermont coat of arms (from the seal) within the star. The details of the star were unspecified, and both 5-point and 8-point stars were used with 8-points slightly more common.
The red and blue colours are from the U.S. flag; Old Glory Blue (Pantone 281, #002664), and Old Glory Red (Pantone 193, #BB133E).
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Flag of South Dakota (1963-1992).svg
Flag of South Dakota (1963-1992).
Flag of South Dakota (1963-1992).
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Flag of the State of Georgia (1906–1920).svg
Flag of the State of Georgia (1906-1920).
Flag of the State of Georgia (1906-1920).
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Flag of South Dakota (1909-1963).svg
Flag of South Dakota in 1909 — 1963
Flag of South Dakota in 1909 — 1963
Flag of Nevada.svg
Flag of the State of Nevada. The flag is described in Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 235, Sec. 20 as follows: The body of the flag must be of solid cobalt blue. On the field in the upper left quarter thereof must be two sprays of Sagebrush with the stems crossed at the bottom to form a half wreath. Within the sprays must be a five-pointed silver star with one point up. The word “Nevada” must also be inscribed below the star and above the sprays, in a semicircular pattern with the letters spaced apart in equal increments, in the same style of letters as the words “Battle Born.” Above the wreath, and touching the tips thereof, must be a scroll bearing the words “Battle Born.” The scroll and the word “Nevada” must be golden-yellow. The lettering on the scroll must be black-colored sans serif gothic capital letters.
Flag of the State of Nevada. The flag is described in Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 235, Sec. 20 as follows: The body of the flag must be of solid cobalt blue. On the field in the upper left quarter thereof must be two sprays of Sagebrush with the stems crossed at the bottom to form a half wreath. Within the sprays must be a five-pointed silver star with one point up. The word “Nevada” must also be inscribed below the star and above the sprays, in a semicircular pattern with the letters spaced apart in equal increments, in the same style of letters as the words “Battle Born.” Above the wreath, and touching the tips thereof, must be a scroll bearing the words “Battle Born.” The scroll and the word “Nevada” must be golden-yellow. The lettering on the scroll must be black-colored sans serif gothic capital letters.
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Flag of Georgia non official.svg
Non official flag of U.S State of Georgia used before 1879, based on gif version File:GaBefore1879.gif by the Government of Georgia in PD-old. Vectorized by RoyFocker 12
Non official flag of U.S State of Georgia used before 1879, based on gif version File:GaBefore1879.gif by the Government of Georgia in PD-old. Vectorized by RoyFocker 12
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Flag of Alabama (1861, obverse).svg
Flag of 1861 obverse—On January 11, 1861, the Alabama Secession Convention passed a resolution designating an official flag. Designed by several women from Montgomery, final touches were made by Francis Corra of that city.
Flag of 1861 obverse—On January 11, 1861, the Alabama Secession Convention passed a resolution designating an official flag. Designed by several women from Montgomery, final touches were made by Francis Corra of that city.
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Flag of Arkansas (1913).svg
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First official flag of the State of Arkansas
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First official flag of the State of Arkansas
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Flag of Florida (1868–1900).svg
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The Flag of Florida from 1868-1900.
Forfatter/Opretter: Tcfc2349, Licens: CC BY-SA 4.0
The Flag of Florida from 1868-1900.
Naval Ensign of Massachusetts.svg
Naval Ensign of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, since 1971
Naval Ensign of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, since 1971
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Flag of Arkansas (1923).svg
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Flag used from 1923 until 1924, when replaced by the current flag of Arkansas.
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Flag used from 1923 until 1924, when replaced by the current flag of Arkansas.
Texas Flag Come and Take It.svg
Texas Flag—Come and Take It. This flag was raised by Texas settlers at the Battle of Gonzales in October 1835 after Mexico attempted to retrieve a cannon which had been granted to the town of Gonzales for protection against raids by native tribes.
Texas Flag—Come and Take It. This flag was raised by Texas settlers at the Battle of Gonzales in October 1835 after Mexico attempted to retrieve a cannon which had been granted to the town of Gonzales for protection against raids by native tribes.
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Flag of Alabama (1861, reverse).svg
Flag of Alabama 1861, reverse
Flag of Alabama 1861, reverse
Florida Provisional 1861.svg
Provisional flag of Florida Jan 13 1861
Provisional flag of Florida Jan 13 1861
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