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Flag of Oklahoma

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The flag of Oklahoma was adopted on November 1, 2006. Sky blue field with an Osage buffalo-hide shield, calumet and olive branch. It uses 4 colours: sky blue, tan, white and red. The official proportions are 2:3.

The national flag of Oklahoma
Hoist Ratio 2:3 Fly

Basic Flag Information

Flag Name Flag of Oklahoma
Country Oklahoma
Official Country Name State of Oklahoma
Continent North America
Region United States
ISO Country Code US-OK
Internet Domain .us
Calling Code +1
Currency United States dollar (USD)
National Language(s) English

Flag Specifications

Official Flag Name Flag of Oklahoma
Adopted On November 1, 2006
Current Version Adopted November 1, 2006
Flag Proportion 2:3
Flag Shape Rectangle
Number of Colors 4
Main Colors Sky Blue, Tan, White, Red
Design Type Sky blue field with an Osage buffalo-hide shield, calumet and olive branch
Official Status Official State Flag
Government Authority State Government of Oklahoma

Flag Color Information

Color Appearance HEX Code RGB CMYK
Sky Blue #3A7DBE 58, 125, 190 69, 34, 0, 25
Tan #C6A664 198, 166, 100 0, 16, 49, 22
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255 0, 0, 0, 0
Red #CE1126 206, 17, 38 0, 92, 82, 19

Flag Design and Symbols

Sky Blue colour Represents devotion, taken from a Choctaw flag of 1861
Tan colour Represents the shield
White colour Represents the eagle feathers
Red colour Represents the calumet
Osage warrior’s shield Defensive strength, hung with seven eagle feathers
Calumet and olive branch The peace pipe of Native Americans crossed with the European symbol of peace

Flag History

Year / Period Event
2006-11-01 The current flag was officially adopted
Present The flag remains in official use
Present The flag remains in official use

Flag Dimensions and Construction

Official Ratio 2:3
Width 2 units (hoist)
Length 3 units (fly)

Oklahoma Flag Usage

Government Buildings Yes
Schools Yes
Civil Use Yes
Official Ceremonies Yes
Sports Events Yes

Other Official Flags of Oklahoma

Flag Type Use Link
National Flag National representation View flag
Civil Flag Used by civilians View flag
State Flag Used by government View flag
War Flag Used during military operations View flag
Naval Ensign Used by the navy View flag
Air Force Flag Used by the air force View flag
Presidential Standard Used by the head of state View flag
Royal Standard Used by the monarch View flag
Historical Flag Previous national flag View flag

Quick Facts About the Flag

Flag Age 20 years old as of 2026
Adoption Date November 1, 2006
Most Common Color Sky Blue
Similar Flags Antarctica, Arkansas, Aruba
Unique Feature Sky blue field with an Osage buffalo-hide shield, calumet and olive branch

Other plain field with a central emblem flags

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Facts about the Flag of Oklahoma

  1. The Osage buffalo-hide shield with seven eagle feathers carries an olive branch and a peace pipe laid across it — two symbols of peace from two different traditions.
  2. The flag replaced a 1911 design that had been a red field with a white star, which was dropped in 1925 partly because of its resemblance to communist flags.
  3. The state name was added below the shield in 1941.
  4. The flag of Oklahoma was officially adopted on November 1, 2006.
  5. The flag in its present form is 20 years old as of 2026.
  6. Design type: Sky blue field with an Osage buffalo-hide shield, calumet and olive branch.
  7. The official proportions are 2:3. It shares that ratio with 83 national flags.
  8. The flag uses 4 colours: sky blue, tan, white and red.
  9. The sky blue on the flag stands for devotion, taken from a Choctaw flag of 1861.
  10. The tan on the flag stands for the shield.
  11. The white on the flag stands for the eagle feathers.
  12. Osage warrior’s shield: Defensive strength, hung with seven eagle feathers.
  13. Calumet and olive branch: The peace pipe of Native Americans crossed with the European symbol of peace.
  14. The design belongs to the "Plain field with a central emblem" family, shared with 70 other flags in this reference.
  15. Flags most often confused with it: Antarctica, Arkansas and Aruba.
  16. Oklahoma joined the Union on 16 November 1907, as the 46th state.
  17. The state is nicknamed The Sooner State.
  18. The state bird is the scissor-tailed flycatcher.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Flag of Oklahoma

When was the flag of Oklahoma adopted?

The flag of Oklahoma was officially adopted on November 1, 2006.

What do the colours of the flag of Oklahoma mean?

Sky blue for devotion, taken from a Choctaw flag of 1861, tan for the shield, white for the eagle feathers and red for the calumet.

When did Oklahoma become a state?

Oklahoma entered the Union on 16 November 1907, as the 46th state.

What do the symbols on the flag of Oklahoma represent?

Osage warrior’s shield — Defensive strength, hung with seven eagle feathers. Calumet and olive branch — The peace pipe of Native Americans crossed with the European symbol of peace.

What are the proportions of the flag of Oklahoma?

The official ratio is 2:3, which makes the flag rectangular. It shares those proportions with 83 national flags.

What are the state symbols of Oklahoma?

The state bird is the scissor-tailed flycatcher, the state flower is the Oklahoma rose and the motto is "Labor omnia vincit — Work conquers all".

Which flags look similar to the flag of Oklahoma?

The closest matches are Antarctica, Arkansas and Aruba, which share both the construction and most of the colours.

How many colours are on the flag of Oklahoma?

It uses 4 colours: sky blue, tan, white and red.

Can I download the flag of Oklahoma for free?

Yes. This page offers the flag of Oklahoma in SVG, PNG, JPG and WebP at several sizes. The files are free to use for any purpose and no attribution is required.

What are the colour codes of the flag of Oklahoma?

The HEX values are Sky Blue #3A7DBE, Tan #C6A664, White #FFFFFF and Red #CE1126. RGB, CMYK and HSL equivalents are listed in the colour table on this page.