The States[]
Current state flags[]
Absaroka
(December 17, 1981)
Arkansas
(March 16, 1940)
Connecticut
(September 9, 1897)
Deseret
(December 21, 1953)
Guadeloupe & Martinique
(May 2, 1961)
Hawaii
(December 29, 1975)
Illinois
(December 3, 1918)
Jefferson
(December 4, 1911)
Kansas
(September 22, 1961)
Maryland
(November 25, 1904)
Massachusetts
(March 21, 1971)
Micronesia
(July 24, 1989)
Minnesota
(August 2, 1973)
Missouri
(September 4, 1913)
New Hampshire
(November 30, 1931)
New Jersey
(January 15, 1896)
New Mexico
(March 8, 1925)
New York
(September 12, 1788)
North California
(February 3, 1911)
Nova Scotia
(August 24, 1888)
Pennsylvania
(January 1, 1970)
Puerto Rico
(July 10, 1952)
Rhode Island
(November 1, 1897)²
Sequoyah
(October 8, 1927)
South California
(July 27, 1926)
Tennessee
(February 3, 1905)
Washington
(August 25, 1923)
Wisconsin
(September 17, 1979)
Note[]
¹ Vermont's flag is the oldest of (official) US state flags. The second-oldest is New York's (1788).
² Rhode Island's flag is unofficially the oldest of state flags. It was created in July 1640, but was not formally used until 1897.
State ensigns (maritime)[]
Massachusetts and Maine have distinct flags (separate from the state flags) for maritime use.
Historic state flags[]
Civil War[]
Louisiana
(January-February 1861)
Louisiana
(February 1861-1912)
Mississippi
(April 1861-April 1863)
Former state flags[]
Georgia (unofficial, pre-1879)