3x5 Utah State Flag For Sale

• Made with bright, vibrant, and durable Solormax Nylon.
• 2 brass grommets 
• Indoor/Outdoor Flag
• Made in America
• Sold by Americans

The current flag of the state of Utah was officially adopted in February 2011 and replaced the previous state flag, which was a similar flag that had been in use since 1913.

The Utah flag consists of the Utah State Seal on a field of navy blue encircled by a golden circle.  In the center of the seal, a white shield with the state symbol of a beehive sits with sego lily on either side, representing peace. The shield is pierced by 6 arrows crosswise. The word "Industry" is written in blue which is meant to mean steady effort. The United States National Flag flows behind the shield showing support of the nation. On top of the shield, an American Eagle sits with his wings reached out showing protection whether during peace or war. 2 dates are displayed on the flag, 1847 and 1896. 1847 to represent the year the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was reestablished by Brigham Young in the state of Utah and 1896 representing the year Utah joined the Union of the United States.

Image of the Utah State Flag used from 1913-2011: