North Carolina State Flag 3' X 5'North Carolina did not have an official state flag until the North Carolina state constitutional convention of 1861. During this convention, delegates voted to join the Confederacy. They established a committee to come up with a flag. This flag was ratified by the convention on June 22, 1861. The flag consisted of a red field with a white star in the center. Inscribed above the star was the date May 20, 1775, the controversial date of the Mecklenburg

Its design features a modified version of the seal of Minnesota on a blue field

when governor Elliot Woolfolk Major signed the State flag act making it official

On October 25

the heraldic charge representing a mother pelican "in her nest feeding her young with her blood" on an azure field with state motto reworded to "Union Justice [and] Confidence

and depict great animals of Michigan

and signifies the official nature of a document produced by the state of Illinois

The sword itself is a copy of one belonging to Myles Standish and signifies the philosophy that one would rather lose their right arm than live under tyranny

The flag of the State of Maryland is the 17th-century heraldic banner of arms of Cecil

signifying justice

" The flag is frequently depicted with golden fringe around the edges of the flag

Flag of New York may refer to:

a moose rests under a tall pine tree