WASHINGTON STATE FLAG

The Washington state flag is a striking and symbolic representation of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty and history. Featuring a dark green background with the state's seal prominently displayed in the center, the flag evokes the lush forests and evergreen trees that Washington is known for. At the heart of the seal, the majestic Mount Rainier rises against a blue sky, reflecting the state's stunning landscapes. Flanked by the state flower, the Coast Rhododendron, and a sheaf of wheat, the seal pays homage to Washington's agricultural and horticultural heritage. The seal's outer ring contains the words "The Seal of the State of Washington," and "1889," signifying the year in which Washington was admitted to the Union. The Washington state flag is not just a symbol; it's a source of pride for its residents, celebrating the state's diverse natural wonders and rich history.