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The state flag of Kentucky for citizens of the Bluegrass State
The General Assembly of Kentucky first adopted state flag in 1918 but it too a decade to actually reach an agreement on the exact specifications, which probably explains why they actually included a drawing in the state statutes. It requires the official state flag of the Commonwealth of Kentucky to be have a navy blue field, which can be made of silk, nylon, wool or cotton bunting (or other suitable material), and have the seal of the Commonwealth encircled by a wreath in the center. The lower part of the wreath is goldenrod in bloom while the upper half has the words, "Commonwealth of Kentucky." As for the dimensions of the state flag, all that is proscribed is that the length has to be one and nine-tenths time the width and the diameter of the seal and its encirclement has to be approximately two-thirds the width fo the flag. <
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>The seal shows a pioneer and a statesman clasping arms and thereby acting out the meaning of the Kentucky motto, "United We Stand; Divided We Fall," the two halves of which appear above and blow the two figures. I have to admit that I was thinking the blue of this flag would reflect the famous Kentucky bluegrass, but while I do not know what exactly that color would look like I am fairly sure it is not navy blue (which would be an interesting color of grass for thoroughbred horses to be grazing upon on their old Kentucky farm). <
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>This version of the Kentucky state flag measures 3 feet by 5 feet, although other sizes are available to suit your particular need. However, it should be noticed that while this is a standard size for a state flag, or any type of flag for that matter, the width falls short of the state statute requirement. It is a single reverse flag made of 100% heavyweight nylon fabric, which they claim makes it extremely durable. The nylon is also specially treated to minimize deterioration because of the sun or chemicals. It also features brilliant, fast colors, a strong canvas heading, and a pair of large brass grommets for running it up your flagpole, whether you are still calling the Bluegrass state home or not.