Flag of NEW YORK
Picture image of the New York Flag

The flag of New York contains a blue field with the state`s coat of arms in the center. The coat of
arms was adopted in 1778 and originally contained a buff color behind it until it was changed to blue in
1901. On the state's coat of arms is a depiction of the Hudson River and the nature of the landscape. At the
top is an eagle surmounting a world globe. The ships on the shield represent inland and foreign commerce
which are important to New York. Holding the shield to the left is Lady Liberty, holding a pole with the
Revolutionary imagery of a Phrygian cap. By her foot is a crown representing freedom from Great Britain. To
the right of the shield is a blind folded Lady of Justice, with a scale and a
sword.
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