New Hampshire State Flag – 3×5 Nylon

Flag of New Hampshire

The New Hampshire state flag consists of the state seal on a blue field. The state seal contains the Revolutionary warship Raleigh flying a historically accurate thirteen star U.S. flag in front of a brilliant yellow rising sun. The ship is on land in stocks, at the shipping building yard at Portsmouth. The year "1776," appears below the Raleigh because it’s the year of the state's independence, and alternating stars and laurel leave sprigs encircle the seal.

New Hampshire's state flag features the state seal with the frigate Raleigh surrounded by laurel leaves and nine stars against a field of blue. New Hampshire did not officially adopt a state flag until 1909.