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The flag of Arkansas
English: Flag of ArkansasEspañol: Bandera de ArkansasFrançais :
Drapeau de l'ArkansasHawai`i: Ka hae ‘AkanakaItaliano: Bandiera
dell'Arkansas日本語: アーカンソー州の旗Latina: Vexillum ArcansiaeNederlands: Vlag
van ArkansasDiné bizaad: Áákinsoo Hahoodzo bidah naatʼaʼíDeitsch:
Faahne vun ArkansasРусский: Флаг АрканзасаСрпски / Srpski: Zastava
američke savezne države Arkanzas
was officially adopted as the flag of Arkansas on February 18, 1913.
Miss Hocker, an author, poet and educator, taught in Jefferson County
Schools for 34 years. She spent most of her adult life as a resident
of Wabbaseka.
The flag of Arkansas consists of a red base with a white diamond in
the center that is bordered in blue. There are 25, white, five pointed
stars in the blue border.
The official state flag of Arkansas was chosen in a design contest in
1913; the winner was Miss Willie Kavanaugh Hocker of Wabbaseka. The
Arkansas State flag design was finalized in 1926.
The flag of Arkansas is a reminder of the Confederate Battle Flag with
blue diagonals and white stars. The Daughters of the American
Revolution put pressure on the authorities to adopt an official flag
for the presentation of the battleship of Arkansas.
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