North Dakota State Flag - 3x5 POLY-STAR

Poly-Star™ USA STATE FLAG (non-embroidered)

• Our Poly-Star™ USA State Flags are made of durable 100 denier polyester blended fabric that is 25% more durable than typical competitors see-through poly flag
• The higher thread count provides a premium quality long-lasting fabric
• The flag is dye-sublimated with beautiful bold colors
• Printed on one side all the way through the fabric
• The fabric is water resistant, and UV treated to prevent fading
• Quality Construction: Double-stitched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on the fly edge extending the longevity of your flag
• Heavy canvas header with 2 brass grommets for easy display

WHEN TO FLY YOUR STATE FLAG:

FLY YOUR NORTH DAKOTA STATE FLAG on November 2nd - the date your state was admitted into the United States of America.  This is your state's birthday!  Of course you can also fly your state flag any day you wish! 

If you want to fly your state flag on the same pole as your American Flag, the US Flag Code states your American Flag has to be flown above your state flag and the State Flag should not be larger than the American Flag.

North Dakota - November 2, 1889

North Dakota’s state flag features an eagle symbolizing strength and power of the Union. The eagle is gripping an olive branch depicting peace and readiness to defend freedom and liberty. The 13 striped shield represents the original 13 states and the 13 stars portray the birth of a new nation. The symbol of hope, progress and a bright future is depicted as a sunburst. “E Pluribus Unum” (“One Nation Made up of Many States”) symbolizes the spirit of brotherhood, unity and togetherness.