Ohio State Flags - Made In USA

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Ohio State Flags - Made In USA - Offered by Prescott Flags
We Offer both Nylon and Polyester Flags for Outdoor Use.
We ship to any city in Ohio and deliver locally in Prescott area.

2x3 Ohio Nylon Flag
2x3 Ohio Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $32.50

Sale Price $23.17

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3x5 Ohio Nylon Flag
3x5 Ohio Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $48.50

Sale Price $34.78

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3x5 Ohio Polyester Flag
3x5 Ohio Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $72.50

Sale Price $52.54

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4x6 Ohio Nylon Flag
4x6 Ohio Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $81.50

Sale Price $58.98

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4x6 Ohio Polyester Flag
4x6 Ohio Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $109.50

Sale Price $79.37

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About Ohio State

Admitted: 1803-03-01
Nickname: Buckeye State
Capitol: Columbus
Population: 11,693,217
Land Area: 40,948 Square Miles
Density: 286 per Square Mile

Ohio Flag

Ohio’s official flag was adopted by an act of the Ohio Legislature on May 9, 1902. The Ohio burgee, as the swallow-tailed design is properly called, was drawn by John Eisenmann, architect and designer for the Ohio State Pan-American Exposition Commission.

The Ohio flag has three red and two white horizontal stripes. At its staff end is a blue triangular field with the apex at the center of the middle red stripe. There are 17 white, five-pointed stars grouped around a red disc superimposed upon a white circular O.

Mr. Eisenmann explained the Ohio flag’s symbolism most aptly:

The triangles formed by the main lines of the flag represent the hills and valleys as typified in the State Seal, and the stripes the roads and waterways.

The stars, indicating the 13 original states of the Union, are grouped about the circle, which represents the Northwest Territory, and that Ohio was the seventeenth state admitted into the Union is shown by adding four more stars.

The white circle with its red center, not only represents the initial letter of Ohio, but is suggestive of its being the Buckeye State.

Source: ohiosos.gov

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