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Happy Birthday America!!!
Photo: Mackinac Island, Michigan
Daily Featured Flag #7: Detroit
Today's featured flag for 3 July, 2026 is the flag of the city of Detroit, Michigan, United States. This is a special post, because not only is this our seventh post- representing a week- but this is also our first requested flag! This... interesting banner comes from the lovely @sarroth, who mentioned that he finds it endearing how the designers of this flag didn't seem to care that according to all known laws of vexillology, there is no way that this flag should be able to fly. And yet, this plucky little monstrosity flies anyway, because flags don't care what vexillologists believe is impossible. All jokes aside, while this flag is objectively horrible, I love it in a so-bad-it's-good way, kin to the U.S. state of Maryland's banner in my mind. Please thank @sarroth for this flag recommendation, and feast your eyes upon the beauty of the flag of Detroit!
I think my love for this flag is becoming a little too unironic. I should probably get out of here. If you'd like to see your favorite flag featured next just like @sarroth, then simply head to the replies or reblogs and place an image of the flag, a little bit about it, and why you like it! Have a good one, everybody!
Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery
Hello would anyone be interested in voting for their favorite of the new Minnesota flag proposals?
Flagwars is not going to run this tournament but I WOULD LOVE TO (maybe from an alt account?)
MINNESOTA FLAG PROPOSALS TOURNAMENT?
YES
NO
The Michigan Avenue Bridge (officially DuSable Bridge) opened to traffic on May 14, 1920.
State of Florida
Admitted to the Union on 3 March 1845 (27th)
Nickname: The Sunshine State
Motto: In God We Trust
Population: 20,612,439 (2016 est.) (Rank 3)
Area: 65,755 sq mi (Rank 22)
Governor: Rick Scott
The Flag
Adopted on 6 November 1900 (modified on 21 May 1985)
The flag ranked 34th for design quality in the North American Vexillological Association (NAVA) survey of 72 provincial flags in Canada and the USA.
The Design
A red saltire on a white field, with the seal of Florida superimposed in the center
Most of the flag’s symbolism comes from the seal, as the saltire itself is mostly an homage to the state’s Spanish heritage.
Seminole Woman: Cultural heritage
Sabal Palm/Saw Palmetto: Fertility, Vibrance and Hospitality
Steamboat: Commerce
Rising Sun: Hope for a bright future
Sources:
http://floridaflag.facts.co/floridastateflagof/floridaflag.php
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Florida
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida
“Night Light DC”
Orlando, Florida Flag Redesign
Added Butterfinger to Orlando
Original Flag
