Utah State Flags
History of the Utah State Flag
The current flag of Utah was adopted in 1911, and features the state seal on a blue field. The seal depicts a beehive, symbolizing industry and unity, with the state's motto "Industry" above it and the date "1896," the year Utah became a state, below it. Surrounding the seal are symbols representing the state's natural resources, including a sego lily (Utah's state flower), a bald eagle, and fruit trees. The flag also includes the state's name and the year it joined the Union. Prior to 1911, Utah had several different flags, but none were officially adopted as the state flag.
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Utah State Flag 6x10 Feet Spectramax Nylon by Valley Forge Flag 60232440
Valley Forge Flag
$210.14Utah 6x10 feet sewn nylon Utah state flag comes with brass grommets. Flag is 100% made in the U.S.A. 100% Nylon. SPECTRAMAX Nylon: Constructed with 100% nylon Beautiful, brilliant colors Complete with heavy canvas heading and brass grommets All emblems...$210.14