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Flag of Arizona

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Flag of Arizona
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  • ISO codeUS-AZ
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Basic Flag Information

Flag NameFlag of Arizona
StateUnited States of America
Official NameState of Arizona
CapitalPhoenix
ContinentNorth America
RegionUnited States
ISO CodeUS-AZ / US-AZ
Internet Domain.us
Calling Code+1
CurrencyUnited States dollar (USD)
Official Language(s)English
DemonymArizonan
Area295,234 km²
Population7,431,344

Flag Specifications

Official Flag NameFlag of Arizona
Current Version Adopted27 February 1917
Design First Used1917
Flag Proportion2:3
Flag ShapeRectangular
Number of Colours4
Main ColoursRed, Gold, Blue, Copper
DesignerCharles W. Harris and Carl Hayden
Design TypeThirteen rays above a blue field with a copper star
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Official StatusOfficial state flag
Governing AuthorityState government of Arizona, within United States of America

Flag Colour Information

ColourAppearanceHEX CodeRGBCMYKPantone
Red#CE1126206, 17, 380, 92, 82, 19No official Pantone reference
Gold#FFC72C255, 199, 440, 22, 83, 0No official Pantone reference
Blue#0028680, 40, 104100, 62, 0, 59No official Pantone reference
Copper#B87333184, 115, 510, 38, 72, 28No official Pantone reference

Flag Design and Symbolism

Thirteen raysThe thirteen original colonies, and the sunsets of the Arizona desert
Copper starArizona as the largest copper-producing state in the country
RedStands for the thirteen rays, matching the red of the national flag and the Spanish colours.
GoldStands for the alternating rays, for the setting sun over the desert.
BlueStands for the lower half, matching the blue of the national flag.
CopperStands for the central star, for the copper mining that built the state.

Flag History

Year / PeriodEvent
27 February 1917Adopted by the state legislature without the governor’s signature
PresentThe flag remains in official use

Flag Dimensions and Construction

Official Ratio (height : width)2:3
Hoist (height)2 units
Fly (width)3 units
LayoutThirteen rays above a blue field with a copper star
Band / Stripe ConstructionThirteen rays fill the upper half above a solid blue lower half
Construction Sheet AvailableYes
Governing SpecificationArizona Revised Statutes, Section 41-851

How the Flag of Arizona Is Used

SettingFlownNotes
Government buildingsYesFlown on official premises
Schools and public institutionsYesCommon in daily and ceremonial use
Private and civil useYesMay be flown by members of the public
Public holidays and commemorationsYesDisplayed on national days of remembrance
Armed forcesNoDefence is a federal responsibility
Naval ensignNoStates do not maintain their own navy
Embassies abroadNoForeign relations are handled federally
Alongside the national flagYesFlown below or beside the flag of United States of America
International sportNoAthletes compete under the national flag

Other Official Flags of Arizona

Flag TypePurposeIn Use
State flagThe primary flag shown on this pageYes
Civil flagFlown by private citizens and organisationsYes
War flagCarried by the armed forces on landNo
Naval ensignFlown at sea by naval and merchant vesselsNo
Air force ensignUsed by the air forceNo
Presidential standardMarks the presence of the head of stateNo
Royal standardMarks the presence of the monarchNo
Historical flagsEarlier designs no longer in official useNot documented

Quick Facts About the Flag

Years in Use (current design)109 years
Adoption Date27 February 1917
Earliest Recorded Use1917
DesignerCharles W. Harris and Carl Hayden
NicknameNo widely used nickname
Dominant ColourRed
Flags It ResemblesNo close relatives among US state flags
Notable FeatureThirteen rays above a blue field with a copper star