Colorado State Flag - Symbol of the Centennial State #3385117 (License: Personal Use)

The Colorado state flag consists of three horizontal stripes: the top and bottom are blue, representing the sky; the middle stripe is white, symbolizing snow-capped mountains; and a red letter C encloses a golden disk, signifying the state’s abundant sunshine and rich mineral resources. Adopted in 1911, the design was created by Andrew Carlisle Carson and reflects Colorado’s natural beauty and pioneering spirit.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, travel guides, and civic pages to represent Colorado. It serves users seeking information about state symbols, history, or identity, and supports content related to U.S. state flags, patriotism, or geography.