Oregon state flag
The Oregon flag, adopted in 1925, consists of a navy blue field with an escutcheon, or shield, that is found on the state seal. It features the Pacific Ocean with ships, mountains, a pioneer, and covered wagon with the words, “THE UNION,” on a small banner underneath. Around the escutcheon are 33 stars representing it as the 33rd state to join the Union. Above are the words, “STATE OF OREGON,” and below is the date, “1859.”
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Oregon flag, Made in USA
It was decided by a coin toss; the State of Oregon that we know today could have been named Boston. Oregon is known for its rich history. The occupancy of the region west of the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean was made possible through the Treaty of 1818 which was a collaborative effort between the Great Britain and America. Three decades later, Oregon became the 33rd state on February 14, 1859.
The Lewis and Clark exposition cabin was said to be the world’s largest log cabin, the half acre structure was built back in 1905 and got burned to the ground in 1964. The State of Oregon is as well home to the deepest lake in the United States which is none other than the Crater Lake. Oregon is located in the Pacific Northwest region in the U.S., with Washington in the north, Idaho to the east, and Nevada and California in the south.
Unique as it is, Oregon’s flag is the only flag among the U.S. states with two designs on each side of its flag. Its flag design became official on February 26, 1925. The navy blue color together with the gold-colored letters and symbols on the flag is the representation of the state colors of Oregon. The opposite side of the flag is a depiction of a gold beaver which is considered to be the state animal of Oregon. More Oregon Flag questions are .
It shows Oregon state pride to fly a flag that withstands wear and tear because the banner itself is a representation of the state. It’s not only there to boost one’s honor but as well there to remind us how our American forefathers stood their ground for our liberty. Get the best quality available by purchasing an Oregon State Flag from Star Spangled Flags made 100% in the USA today.
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