Iowa FlagIowas flag, adopted in 1921, consists of three vertical stripesblue, white, and red. The white stripe features an eagle holding a banner that reads Our Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We Will Maintain, a declaration of Iowas dedication to freedom and independence. The flags design draws from the states history of pioneering settlers and its strong agricultural roots. The eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom, reflects Iowa's enduring spirit and

commitment to progress

representing the three grand divisions of the state—East

Three stars above the diamond symbolize Arkansas's history as part of three nations: France

*  Unfringed pole hem flags are made to order

a train crossing the plains

Manufactured with 100% Nylon and are lined with golden rayon fringe

The bear itself was modeled after a grizzly bear

*  Larger flag sizes made to order upon request

Utah’s flag

which symbolizes strength and independence

adopted in 1917

Pole hem sewn tabs allow a secure attachment to the flagpole