Flags of governors of the U.S. states facts for kids

Governors in sixteen U.S. states have their own special flags. These flags are officially called standards. The commonwealth of Puerto Rico also has a flag for its governor. These special flags are similar to the flags used by the President and Vice President of the United States. Most governor flags are designed using symbols from the state flag or the state's official seal or coat of arms.

Flags of U.S. Governors

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  Flag of the Governor of Alabama

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  Flag of the Governor of Alabama before 1939

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  Flag of the Governor of California

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  Flag of the Governor of Hawaii since 1959

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  Flag of the Governor of the Territory of Hawaii

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  Flag of the Governor of Kansas (since 1961)

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  Flag of the Governor of Kansas (before 1961)

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  Flag of the Governor of Massachusetts

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  Flag of the Governor of Michigan

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  Flag of the Governor of Nevada

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  Flag of the Governor of New York

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  Flag of the Governor of North Dakota

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  Flag of the Governor of Ohio

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  Flag of the Governor of Oklahoma

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  Flag of the Governor of Pennsylvania

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  Flag of the Governor of Rhode Island

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  Flag of the Governor of Tennessee

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  Flag of the Governor of Texas

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  Flag of the Governor of Puerto Rico

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  The Flag of the Governor of Vermont until 1923, when it was adopted as the state flag

See also

• Governor (United States)
• Seals of governors of the U.S. states
• Coats of arms of the U.S. states
• Flag of the President of the United States
• Flag of the Vice President of the United States