What Star on the Flag are You?
What Star on the American Flag Are You?
There have been 27 official versions of the American Flag throughout history. Each time a State is added to the union, a star is added to the flag the next Fourth of July. None of the previous flags ever become obsolete and they can be flown at any time. From the 1863 American Flag to the modern day version, learn which star on the flag represents which state below!
13 Star American Flag (1777-1795)
Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Virginia
15 Star American Flag (1795-1818)
Kentucky and Vermont
20 Star American Flag (1818-1819)
Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee
21 Star American Flag (1819-1820)
Illinois
23 Star American Flag (1820-1822)
Alabama and Maine
24 Star (1822-1836)
Missouri
25 Star (1836-1837)
Arkansas
26 Star (1837-1845)
Michigan
27 Star (1845-1846)
Florida
28 Star (1846-1847)
Texas
29 Star (1847-1848)
Iowa
30 Star (1848-1851)
Wisconsin
31 Star (1851-1858)
California
32 Star (1858-1859)
Minnesota
33 Star (1859-1861)
Oregon
34 Star (1861-1863)
Kansas
35 Star (1863-1865)
West Virginia
36 Star (1865-1867)
Nevada
37 Star (1867-1877)
Nebraska
38 Star (1877-1890)
Colorado
43 Star (1890-1891)
Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Washington
44 Star (1891-1896)
Wyoming
45 Star (1896-1908)
Utah
46 Star (1908-1912)
Oklahoma
48 Star (1912-1959)
Arizona and New Mexico
49 Star (1959-1960)
Alaska
50 Star (1960-Present)
Hawaii
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