NORTH DAKOTA STATE FLAG

The North Dakota state flag is a symbol of the state's rich history and natural beauty. It features a field of dark blue, which represents the endless skies of North Dakota, a state known for its vast open spaces. In the center of the flag, a bald eagle holds a red, white, and blue ribbon in its beak, symbolizing the patriotism and pride of the state's residents. The eagle also clutches an olive branch and arrows, reflecting the nation's commitment to peace and defense. Below the eagle, a yellow scroll bears the state's name, "North Dakota," in dark blue letters. The flag was adopted in 1911, making North Dakota one of the earliest states to have an official flag. It stands as a tribute to the state's history, its people, and the natural beauty that graces its landscapes.