Flag of OHIO
Picture image of the Ohio
State Flag

The flag of Ohio is the only flag in the United
States that is a not a rectangle shape. The flag was adopted in
1902 after it was designed for the 1901 Pan-American
Exposition.
The flag contains a large blue triangle that represents
the hills and valley of Ohio. The strips on the fly
symbolize the roads and the water ways. The five strips also
represent Ohio as one of the five states that made up the
Northwest Territory. Inside the blue
triangle there are seventeen stars representing that Ohio
was the 17th state admitted into the
Union. To
the left of the center circle there are thirteen stars to
symbolize the original 13 colonies of the United
States. The
White circle with red center represents the first letter
of the states name but also the states nickname “the
Buckeye State”.
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York
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Rhode
Island
South
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South
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West
Virginia
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