Texas State Flag - Official Design, History, and Symbolism #3038303 (License: Personal Use)

The Texas state flag, adopted in 1839, consists of a vertical blue stripe on the hoist side bearing a single white five-pointed star, representing Texas as an independent republic and later a U.S. state. The remaining field is divided horizontally into white (top) and red (bottom) stripes, symbolizing purity and bravery, respectively. Its bold, simple design makes it instantly recognizable and deeply tied to Texan identity.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, tourism pages, and historical articles about Texas. It serves users seeking information on state symbols, civic education, or cultural heritage, especially around events like Texas Independence Day.