Vermont State Flag - Official Design and Symbolism #304007 (License: Personal Use)

The Vermont state flag consists of a solid azure blue field bearing the state’s coat of arms, which includes a white-tailed deer atop a shield depicting a green pine tree, a red cow, three sheaves of wheat, and distant mountains under a yellow sky. Below the shield, a red ribbon bears the state motto “Freedom and Unity,” flanked by crossed muskets and laurel branches. Adopted in 1923, it reflects Vermont’s agrarian heritage, natural beauty, and revolutionary ideals.

This image is used on government websites, educational resources, civic pages, and travel guides to represent Vermont officially; users seek it for identification, historical research, or design reference.