The Vermont state flag, adopted in its current form in 1923, reflects the state's rich heritage and natural beauty. The flag features a blue field with the state coat of arms in the center. The coat of arms includes a large pine tree, symbolizing Vermont's forests, with a cow and sheaves of wheat representing the state's agriculture.

Above the shield, a stag's head represents the state's wildlife. The shield is flanked by pine branches, and a banner below displays the state motto, "Freedom and Unity," emphasizing Vermont's values of independence and community.

Understanding the history and symbolism of the Vermont flag provides insight into the state's identity and values. Explore our Vermont flag collection to celebrate and honor this emblem of state pride and heritage.