emblem of New Mexico

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The emblem of New Mexico is the Zia sun symbol, a Native American design featuring a red circle with four groups of four rays radiating outward, representing the state's cultural heritage and identity.

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Label Occurrences
emblem of New Mexico canonical 1

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf state symbol
appliesToJurisdiction New Mexico NERFINISHED
associatedWith Southwestern United States NERFINISHED
Zia people NERFINISHED
color red
yellow
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalOrigin Native American NERFINISHED
Zia Pueblo NERFINISHED
depicts Zia sun symbol NERFINISHED
hasDesignElement four groups of four rays
radiating rays
red circle
hasGeographicScope New Mexico NERFINISHED
isPartOf state symbols of New Mexico
officialName Zia sun symbol NERFINISHED
symbolizes New Mexico cultural heritage
New Mexico identity
four cardinal directions
four periods of each day
four seasons
four stages of life
sun
usedBy Government of New Mexico NERFINISHED
State agencies of New Mexico
usedOn New Mexico license plates
flag of New Mexico NERFINISHED
state government documents of New Mexico
writingSystem none

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Zia sun symbol recognizedAs emblem of New Mexico