Utah State Seal - Official Symbol of the Beehive State #301865 (License: Personal Use)

The Utah state seal features a bald eagle perched atop a shield with a beehive-the state’s emblem of industry-flanked by American flags and sego lilies. Below the shield, crossed arrows represent peace and defense, while “1847” marks the Mormon pioneers’ arrival and “1896” signifies Utah’s admission to the Union. The circular gold border frames the composition against a deep blue background.

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