Flag of Maryland
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Background knowledge
The flag of Maryland is divided into four rectangles. It consists of the seals and the colors of the Calvert family and Baltimore. The flag was built up from the arms of the Calvert and Crossland family, just as the arms of Lord Baltimore existed. He was the founder and the only 'owner' of the colony.
The flag of Maryland is the only heraldic banner of the US states, which was officially adopted in 1904. At the request of King Charles the I of England, the colony was to be called 'Maryland' by Lord Baltimore. He wanted this in honor of his wife Henrietta Maria (Queen Mary).
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The flag of the state of Maryland in the country of United States of America (USA) is a symbol of the state's history and culture. It was officially recognized as the state flag in 1904 and is one of the oldest flags in the USA. The flag is a combination of the Maryland state coat of arms and the red-white-blue stripe of the USA flag.
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The flag of the state of Maryland in the country of United States of America (USA) was adopted in 1904. It is based on the state's coat of arms and consists of a red background and a white background with a black family crest of the British Calvert family with a gold border. The flag has undergone only minor changes over the years and is now a symbol of the State of Maryland.
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The flag of the state of Maryland in the country of United States of America consists of a red and white background. On the white background there is a black coat of arms, which consists of a cross and an eagle. The eagle is adorned with a shield bearing a red and white crossbar. In addition, a yellow lettering "Fatti Maschii Parole Femine" can be seen on the shield.
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