South Dakota State Flag

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 South Dakota State Flag History

South Dakota State Flag, adopted in 1963. The flag, sky blue with state seal in the center (surrounded by yellow rays are the words, “South Dakota” and “The Mount Rushmore State”). South Dakota’s state seal pictures a farmer plowing a field, a river, forests, mountains, a steamboat, and the motto, “Under God the People Rule.”
South Dakota’s original flag had an image of the sun on the front and the state’s seal on the back. In 1992 the old motto, The Sunshine State, changed to The Mount Rushmore State because Florida is the Sunshine State. In 1963, the state’s seal and the sun’s rays were both placed on the front of the flag. The original flag’s design was by Senator Ernest May and Doane Robinson, secretary of the State Historical Society. Will Robinson, Doane Robinson’s son, redesigned the flag in 1963. More on the Flag of South Dakota.

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