Kansas State Flag
U.S. stateKansas State Flag uses dark blue field with the state seal, a sunflower and a bar. Ratio 3:5 and current adoption March 23, 1927.
Flag Reference
| Flag | Kansas State Flag |
|---|---|
| Entity Type | U.S. state |
| Official Name | State of Kansas |
| Identifier | US-KS |
| Region | United States |
Flag Specifications
| Current Adoption | March 23, 1927 |
|---|---|
| Proportion | 3:5 |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Colours | Dark Blue, Gold, Green |
| Construction | Dark blue field with the state seal, a sunflower and a bar |
Documented Colour Values
| Colour | Appearance | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dark Blue | #002868 | 0, 40, 104 | 100, 62, 0, 59 | |
| Gold | #FFD100 | 255, 209, 0 | 0, 18, 100, 0 | |
| Green | #3D7C47 | 61, 124, 71 | 51, 0, 43, 51 |
Design and Symbolism
| Dark Blue | the field. |
|---|---|
| Gold | the sunflower and crest. |
| Green | the landscape. |
| Sunflower | The state flower, above a twisted blue and gold bar for the Louisiana Purchase. |
| Thirty-four stars | Kansas as the 34th state, above a scene of settlers, bison and a steamboat. |
Proportions
| Ratio | 3:5 |
|---|---|
| Hoist | 3 units |
| Fly | 5 units |
Verification sources
- Flags of the World — U.S. state flag reference — Specialist vexillological reference
- USA.gov — state government directory — Government directory
Other plain field with a central emblem flags
See allFacts about the Flag of Kansas
- Kansas is recorded as dark blue field with the state seal, a sunflower and a bar.
- The reference proportion for the flag of Kansas is 3:5.
- The stored palette for Kansas contains Dark Blue, Gold and Green.
- The adoption field for this u.s. state flag record is March 23, 1927.
- Its construction is grouped with the plain field with a central emblem design family in this library.
- Sunflower: The state flower, above a twisted blue and gold bar for the Louisiana Purchase.
- Thirty-four stars: Kansas as the 34th state, above a scene of settlers, bison and a steamboat.
- The seal on the flag is a landscape: a farmer ploughing, a wagon train, buffalo, and a line of thirty-four stars for Kansas as the thirty-fourth state.
- The motto Ad Astra per Aspera — to the stars through difficulties — refers to the violent struggle over slavery that preceded statehood.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Flag of Kansas
What does the flag of Kansas look like?
Dark blue field with the state seal, a sunflower and a bar, with a recorded proportion of 3:5.
What proportion is recorded for the flag of Kansas?
The reference proportion stored for this flag is 3:5.
Which colours are recorded for the flag of Kansas?
The reference palette lists Dark Blue #002868, Gold #FFD100 and Green #3D7C47.
What do the symbols on the flag of Kansas represent?
Sunflower — The state flower, above a twisted blue and gold bar for the Louisiana Purchase. Thirty-four stars — Kansas as the 34th state, above a scene of settlers, bison and a steamboat.
When was the present flag record for Kansas adopted?
The adoption field in this record is March 23, 1927.
Which design family does the flag of Kansas belong to?
WorldFlags.online groups it with plain field with a central emblem designs for visual browsing; that classification describes construction, not necessarily historical ancestry.
Where can I verify information about the flag of Kansas?
The verification-source section on this page links to an official, governmental or specialist reference used to check the underlying record. Source wording is not copied into the article.
