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A blue anchor, a plane, a sailboat β the gateway to the Arctic.
Major economic and commercial hub
A blue anchor, a plane, a sailboat β the gateway to the Arctic.
A white phoenix on brown β the city that truly rises from its ashes.
A flag that looks like a torn sunset.
Two blue rivers flow between green farmland and gold mining country β the hidden capital.
White disc with seal on blue β the "Insurance Capital of the World."

Seal with a ship on blue β the "Corporate Capital," DuPont, credit-card capital.

Delaware's understated capital, Dover hides behind its official flag a story of plains, political debate, and roads racing toward the coast.
Seal with a fountain on maroon-and-gold stripes β the largest city by area in the United States.
Among pine-covered hills, humid heat and state institutions, Tallahassee embodies a deeper, quieter Florida than its postcard image.
On Atlanta's flag, the phoenix rises from the flames β symbol of a city destroyed, rebuilt, and propelled to the rank of global metropolis.
Illinois's peaceful capital, Springfield carries an institutional flag evoking Lincoln, the plains, and the administration of a state dominated by Chicago.
Four red stars, two blue stripes, a city that burns and rises again.
A white star at the center of a red circle: Indianapolis's flag reflects a Midwestern crossroads capital, structured around its urban heart.
Three white bridges on blue with a red stripe β capital of Iowa.
A quiet capital set on the prairie, Topeka flies a flag more institutional than spectacular, like a city that administers a state often reduced to its straight roads.
A stylized sun on white β the "Air Capital of the World," Boeing, Cessna, Beechcraft.
A small capital on the banks of the Kentucky River, Frankfort has a flag that tells a story of bridges, hills, and human-scale government.

A fleur-de-lis on white and blue β the Kentucky Derby, bourbon, Muhammad Ali.

Portland, the largest city in Maine, blends harbor, sea spray and brick facades into an understated flag that lets the sea tell the essential.
Detroit, the legendary industrial city, carries a flag that tells of immigration, music, automobiles and urban rebirth.
A blue pennant on a white field with a circle β education, labor, lakes, progress.
A yellow-blue-yellow triband with a red shield β capital of Minnesota.
Jefferson City, capital of Missouri, blends classical architecture, Midwestern hills and political heritage in a flag that reflects a state of many identities.
A red heart on white and blue β jazz, barbecue, fountains, the "real" Kansas City.

A state capital born of the gold rush, between the mountains and the Continental Divide.

Billings, Montana's largest city, carries a flag evoking arid plateaus, yellow cliffs and urban life set in a wild landscape.
Lincoln, capital of Nebraska, blends endless plains, monumental architecture and a university spirit in a flag reflecting the restraint and history of the Midwest.
A seal on white β "Gateway to the West," Warren Buffett, Boys Town, stockyards.
A Joshua tree, a military jet, a rising sun β the desert meets aviation.

Newark, a major city in New Jersey, blends industrial history, cultural diversity and urban energy in a flag reflecting its role as a crossroads for the whole region.
Orange, white, blue β the legacy of New Amsterdam and the stage for a million stories a day.
A Dutch orange-white-blue tricolor with a 1789 coat of arms β capital of New York State.
A crown on blue with green stripes β the "Queen City," America's second banking center.
An oak and a star on red and white β capital of NC, heart of the Research Triangle.
A golden cross, a red tipi and a white circle β capital of the Great Plains and the Bakken fields.
Columbus, the dynamic capital of Ohio, blends innovation, universities, modern neighborhoods and tradition in a vivid, symbol-laden flag.

A white seal on blue β "OKC," the 1995 bombing, the rebirth of downtown.
A four-pointed star radiates in blue and yellow on a green field β the "City of Roses."
A pink cherry blossom with a white star β a new flag, a new identity.
A white keystone with the Capitol dome on blue bordered in gold β capital of Pennsylvania.
Columbia, the sunny capital of South Carolina, blends heat, history and campuses in an institutional flag carried by its strong Southern identity.
A turquoise waterfall, green prairie and golden sun β the metropolis that runs the state with no income tax.

A seal with a fleur-de-lis on white and blue β "Music City USA," capital of country music.
"Keep Austin Weird" β capital of Texas, a tech hub and live-music city.
Houston, the vast Texas metropolis, blends space, energy, diversity and modernity in a flag reflecting a city turned as much toward the sky as toward the earth.
Turquoise and white, the portrait of Chief Seattle β the "City of Goodwill."
A seal on white β capital of West Virginia, a state born of secession.
A white field, a brown border, the seal of the capital of the least populous state.

Red and yellow, "Fayetteville 1828" β the progressive paradox of conservative Arkansas.
A golden phoenix on a white field β the city that has risen from its ashes since 1906.
Three orange, white and blue diagonals β the reflection of a city built by exiles and sunshine.
Sky blue, a red star, "CLEVELAND" in white β the city that fought its way back.
An Osage shield on a navy field β Tulsa, the oil capital that buried Black Wall Street.
A blue field, a golden coat of arms β Dallas, the city of oil, the Cowboys, and the trauma of 1963.
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