ALASKA STATE FLAG

The Alaska state flag is a striking and distinctive emblem that embodies the unique natural beauty and cultural heritage of the state. Designed by a 13-year-old Native Alaskan named Benny Benson in 1926, the flag features a deep blue field with the iconic Big Dipper and the North Star, or Polaris, against a background of the night sky. The flag's symbolism is rich and profound, as the Big Dipper represents the strength and determination of the state's people, while the North Star symbolizes Alaska's northern location. The blue background represents the sky and the vastness of the Last Frontier. This flag's design is a beautiful tribute to the land, history, and spirit of Alaska, and it proudly flies throughout the state, serving as a symbol of unity and pride among its residents.