Flag of Arizona

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The Flag of Arizona is the state flag featuring a copper-colored star symbolizing the state's mining heritage, set against rays of red and yellow and a blue lower half representing the western setting sun and liberty.

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Label Occurrences
Flag of Arizona canonical 2
Flag of Arizona Territory 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf flag
state flag
adoptedBy Arizona Legislature NERFINISHED
adoptedOn 1917-02-17
aspectRatioHeight 2
aspectRatioWidth 3
belongsTo Arizona NERFINISHED
category Flags of states of the United States
Symbols of Arizona
color blue
copper
red
yellow
country United States of America
surface form: United States
design Copper-colored star centered over 13 red and yellow rays with a blue lower half
designer Charles W. Harris NERFINISHED
R. R. Billups NERFINISHED
feature 13 rays
blue lower field
copper-colored star
red rays
yellow rays
fieldColorLower blue
governmentLevel state
inspiredBy Spanish flags carried by Coronado
legalStatus official state symbol of Arizona
officialLanguage English
proportion 2:3
rayColor red
yellow
rayCount 13
represents State of Arizona NERFINISHED
representsOnRays 13 original colonies of the United States
representsOnStar Arizona as largest copper-producing state at time of adoption
side obverse and reverse identical
starShape five-pointed star
status in use
symbolizes Arizona's copper mining industry
Arizona's history
Arizona's mining heritage
Arizona's natural resources
Arizona's picturesque sunsets
Arizona's role as a western state
liberty
western setting sun
usedBy State of Arizona NERFINISHED
usedSince 1917

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Arizona Territory flag Flag of Arizona
this entity surface form: Flag of Arizona Territory