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Idaho

The flag of Idaho is a classic emblem of frontier identity and natural wealth, its design rooted in early 20th-century state pride. Adopted in 1907, it features the state seal centered on a dark blue field with the words “State of Idaho” in gold below. The seal is a busy tableau of the state’s landscape and economy: a miner and a woman personifying liberty and justice flank symbols of agriculture, mining, and forestry, while mountains and rivers stretch into the distance beneath a bright sun. The elk’s head at the top reflects Idaho’s wilderness and abundant wildlife. Gold, blue, and green tones dominate, symbolizing mineral wealth, loyalty, and fertile land. The flag mirrors Idaho’s character—rugged, self-reliant, and shaped by its balance between untamed nature and hard-won prosperity.