Our North Dakota State flags are made of nylon fabric for average weather conditions or Polyester for heavy weather conditions. We also offer them in Banner style or handheld stick flag style.

North Dakota Flag History !

The seal on the North Dakota state flag is very similar to the great seal of the United States.
It shows a bald eagle holding an olive branch in its right claw and arrows in its left claw.
The olive branch stands for peace and the arrows stand for the power to make war if necessary. In its beak is a ribbon with “E Pluribus Unum” on it, meaning “One nation made up of many states”.
Above its head are thirteen stars for the original thirteen states and sun rays representing the rising of a new nation, America.
On the eagle’s breast is a shield with the corresponding thirteen stripes. The state name appears on a red scroll below the eagle.