2x3 Missouri Nylon FlagDurable and Light Weight will Fly in Light BreezeList Price $32.50Sale Price $23.17 |
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3x5 Missouri Nylon FlagDurable and Light Weight will Fly in Light BreezeList Price $48.50Sale Price $34.78 |
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3x5 Missouri Polyester FlagRecommended for High Wind AreasList Price $79.50Sale Price $57.52 |
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4x6 Missouri Nylon FlagDurable and Light Weight will Fly in Light BreezeList Price $90.50Sale Price $65.22 |
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4x6 Missouri Polyester FlagRecommended for High Wind AreasList Price $122.50Sale Price $88.69 |
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Admitted: | 1821-08-10 |
Nickname: | Show Me State |
Capitol: | Jefferson City |
Population: | 6,151,548 |
Land Area: | 68,886 Square Miles |
Density: | 89 per Square Mile |
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On March 22, 1913, nearly 100 years after achieving statehood, Missouri adopted an official flag. The flag was designed by Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Watkins Oliver, wife of former State Senator Robert B. Oliver. The Olivers’ nephew, Sen. Arthur L. Oliver, introduced a bill to the General Assembly in 1909, 1911 and again in 1913 when it was finally adopted. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes of red, white and blue: the three colors of the United States flag. The Missouri coat of arms is centered over the stripes and encircled by a blue band containing 24 stars, which denotes that Missouri was the 24th state to join the Union. |