Arkansas State Flag - Official Design, Symbolism, and History #14091 (License: Personal Use)

The Arkansas state flag consists of a crimson red field with a large white diamond bordered in blue, symbolizing Arkansas’s status as the only U.S. diamond-producing state. Inside the diamond are 25 white stars (representing Arkansas as the 25th state), four blue stars (three for the Confederacy, France, and Spain; one for the United States), and the word “ARKANSAS” in blue capital letters. The flag was designed by Willie K. Hocker and officially adopted on February 26, 1913, with later amendments clarifying star placement.

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