Ohio State Flag - Symbol of the Buckeye State | Official Design & Meaning #3900506 (License: Personal Use)

Ohio’s flag is the only non-rectangular state flag in the United States, designed by John Eisenmann in 1902 and adopted in 1903. It features three red and two white horizontal stripes, a blue triangular canton with 17 white stars (13 for original colonies, 4 for states admitted before Ohio), and a red disc encircled by white, symbolizing the buckeye nut and Ohio’s nickname. The flag’s swallowtail shape reflects military guidons and adds visual distinction.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, tourism pages, and civic pride content related to Ohio. Users searching for state symbols, historical flags, or Ohio identity often seek this visual. It serves informational, patriotic, and educational purposes.