Every US state has a designated state flag. Each flag’s design is unique to the state and is represented by colors, symbols, and historical references that tell the state’s story. See all 50 state’s flags along with the official adoption date, fun facts and detailed descriptions.

Each flag’s design is unique to the state and is represented by colors, symbols, and historical references that tell the state’s story. See all 50 state’s flags along with the official adoption date, fun facts and detailed descriptions.

State information resources for all things about the 50 states including alphabetical states list, state abbreviations, symbols, flags, maps, state capitals, songs, birds, flowers, trees and much more

Map of the United States of America. 50states is the best source of free maps for the United States of America. We also provide free blank outline maps for kids, state capital maps, USA atlas maps, and printable maps.

The list below is all 50 state capitals and their respective state in alphabetical order. You can even get more fun and interesting facts about that state by clicking the state below. Click to Download or Print List

List of state abbreviations for all the US states, US territories and the United States military. See the complete list of US two-letter postal abbreviations.

Flag: The flag was adopted as the state flag when Texas became the 28th state in 1845. As with the flag of the United States, the blue stands for loyalty, the white represents strength, and the red is for bravery.

The state flag of Iowa was adopted in 1921 but was originally designed in 1917 by Mrs. Dixie Cornell Gebhardt of Knoxville and a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Gebhardt explained that the blue stands for loyalty, justice …

US states list and state capitals list for all the the 50 states are featured in this list. Get to know which capital belongs to which state. Plus, print out a copy to study with.

Jun 24, 1991 · North Carolina State Flag was officially adopted in 1885 but it was updated in 1991. The flag has 2 important dates to North Carolina as well as the state's colors.