State and Territory Flags

Settled in 1620 by the pilgrim fathers and later became a main point for the Revolutionary War. The state flag has undergone a couple changes sense...

Michigan was obtained in 1783 and later a territory in 1805. Ironically, joined the Union on January 26th, 1837 as the 26th state. Nylon: Best Choi...

Minnesota was originally claimed by French explorers in the 1650's. Later divided by Britain and Spain in 1763, where the US came into play shortly...

Before the British settlers arrived here, the French were occupying the land until 1783. Became a territory in 1798 and entered statehood in 1817 a...

Missouri is known for being the "launching pad" for winning of the west. Becoming a territory in 1812 and the 24th state of the Union in 1821. Nylo...

Montana was the 41st state to join the Union in November 8, 1889. Today's state flag is a blue background with the state seal (a plow, shovel, and ...

First explored by Coronado in 1541. quite some time later, in 1854, it was made a territory. In 1867, Nebraska entered statehood as the 37st state ...

It separated from Utah and became its own territory in 1861, becoming the 36th state in 1864. Nylon: Best Choice if flying in Sunny, Humid Location...

The garden state became a royal province in 1702. It was then ratified as the 3rd state in 1787. Nylon: Best Choice if flying in Sunny, Humid Locat...

Probably the most unique state flag. The gold background signifying the era of Spanish rule and the emblem is the Zia Indian symbol of the sun. It ...

New York was first claimed in 1609 by Henry Hudson a Dutch. Hence, the Hudson River. When colonists arrived 15 years later, the area slowly turned ...

Coming in as the 12th state, North Carolina was settled in 1653. From there, it was colonized in 1712 and became an official state in 1789. Nylon: ...

North Dakota was settled in 1819 and became a territory in 1861. In the year 1889 the Dakotas were split in two and North Dakota became the 39th st...

The Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas flag was adopted in July, 1985. Nylon: Best Choice if flying in Sunny, Humid Location. Good for Daily use...

The Buckeye state, coming in as 17th state to join the Union in 1803. The Ohio flag has a large 'O' believed to stand for the seed that comes from ...

Oklahoma was mainly a Indian territory until more white settlers came and made it an official territory in 1890. In 1907 it became the 46th state i...

Oregon originally included the states of Washington and Idaho. it separated from the other states in 1848 as its own territory. In 1859 it got admi...

A group of Quakers led by William Penn, settled here in 1682. Pennsylvania joined the Union in 1787 as the 2nd state. Nylon: Best Choice if flying ...

Puerto Rico, officially the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico is a Caribbean Island and unincorporated territory of the United States. Nylon: Best Choice...

In search for religious freedom, settlers moved here from Massachusetts in 1636. In 1663 they became the official Colony. During the Revolutionary ...

South Carolina, possibly one of the most relaxing flags to look at. Made a royal province in 1719 and admitted to the Union in 1788 as the 8th stat...

South and North Dakota were one territory until separating on the same day to form their own state. In 1889 South Dakota became the 40th state in t...

Settled in 1757 and annexed to North Carolina in 1776. It was made the official 16th state in 1796. The three stars on the flag are thought to stan...