Can you identify these US state flags?

Emma BoelterJul 9, 2020, 01:07 IST

You may recognize the flag of the United States, but do you recognize state flags?Wikimedia Commons

Each state in the US has its own unique flag.
In some cases, these flags include special phrases, colors, or animals that are linked to the state they represent.
Some flags tell stories of a state's history.

Many of us can easily identify the flag of the United States of America — it has 50 stars for 50 states paired with red-and-white stripes. But can you identify the flags of individual states in the US?

Each state possesses its own unique flag that oftentimes represents an original history and special meaning. Even though it might sound simple to figure out, identifying which flag belongs to which state might not be as obvious as you think.

Keep scrolling to see how many of these state flags you can actually identify.

This flag showcases the state’s motto — do you recognize it?

The state's motto is in Latin. NASS

It belongs to Connecticut.

Connecticut has some beautiful trees. Shanshan0312/Shutterstock

You can tell there’s a story behind this flag.

The date is important. NASS

It is Delaware's state flag.

A bridge in Delaware. mandritoiu / Shutterstock

What starry state could this be?

The stars represent some things you might be familiar with. NASS

The answer is Alaska.

Alaska has some incredible wildlife. Andrea Tombolato/Shutterstock

This flag’s design has actually been changed a few times over the years.

This isn't the first version of this state's flag. NASS

The design you saw is the most current version of Georgia's state flag.

There's a lot to explore in Georgia. Sean Pavone / Shutterstock

This flag has a simple design.

The tree is important. NASS

That is the flag of South Carolina.

South Carolina has stunning streets and beaches. Shutterstock

Where could this colorful flag be from?

The flag has a star. NASS

That flag belongs to Arizona.

Arizona experiences some hot weather. Johnny Adolphson/Shutterstock

Where could this uniquely shaped flag come from?

It's the only state flag that's not rectangular. NASS

The flag belongs to Ohio.

Ohio looks impressive at night. Kenneth Sponsler/Shutterstock

This flag has birds on it.

There's even a nest. NASS

The flag is Louisiana's.

The state is home to New Orleans. Mallory Fandal / Shutterstock

This state flag has multiple Latin phrases on it.

The color of the flag is important — think "water." NASS

That flag belongs to Michigan.

Michigan has some impressive scenery. Susan Montgomery/Shutterstock

This state’s motto, "Hope," is written on the flag.

The anchor is important. NASS

That is Rhode Island's state flag.

Rhode Island has some stunning views. DenisTangneyJr/Getty Images

Where does this red, white, and blue flag come from?

It has three stars. NASS

Yep, that is the state flag of Tennessee.

Tennessee has lots of wildlife. RichardBarrow/Shutterstock

Which state has this flag?

It's got animals in the center. NASS

It's Missouri!

Missouri has some beautiful parks. turtix/Shutterstock

This state flag features two female figures.

This flag's coloring stands out. NASS

That flag belongs to New Jersey.

New Jersey has some beaches. iStock

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