Maryland State Symbol - Oriole, Black-Eyed Susan, and State Outline #171839 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration represents Maryland’s state identity, combining the Baltimore Oriole (the state bird), Black-Eyed Susans (the state flower), and a purple silhouette of Maryland’s geographic outline. The banner boldly displays “Maryland” in orange script, with labels identifying the oriole and flower beneath them. The design evokes regional pride and is commonly used in tourism, education, and civic branding.

Used on government websites, educational materials, tourism brochures, and merchandise to represent Maryland’s natural and cultural identity; matches user intent for learning about state symbols or sourcing official imagery.