Wyoming State Flags
History of the Wyoming State Flag
The current flag of Wyoming was adopted on January 31, 1917. The flag features a bison on a blue field, with the state seal in the center. The bison, also known as a buffalo, represents the state's wildlife and the blue field represents the sky. The state seal in the center features a bald eagle, the national bird, holding an American flag, representing Wyoming's support for the United States. The seal also features a banner with the state's motto, "Equal Rights," symbolizing Wyoming's history as the first state to grant women the right to vote. The seal is surrounded by a red border, representing the Native American tribes that once lived in the state.
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FORTISVEX Wyoming State Flag 3x5 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
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$50.60Ask someone to picture a flag and this is usually the size in their head. It matches the bracket most houses already have, and no other size gets replaced as often across the country.This is the...$50.60 -
FORTISVEX Wyoming State Flag 4x6 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
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$85.09A 4x6 foot flag is the first size that really needs a flagpole in the ground. It is too large for a standard house bracket, and that is the honest reason to step up to it rather than any question of...$85.09 -
FORTISVEX Wyoming State Flag 5x8 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
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$109.98The 5x8 foot flag belongs on a thirty foot commercial flagpole — a dealership, a bank, a fire station, a church, a school. It also suits a homeowner whose flagpole is too tall for a 4x6 foot flag to...$109.98