The Georgia Flag features a design that incorporates three horizontal stripes of red, white, and red, with a blue canton containing a circle of 13 white stars surrounding the state seal. The seal depicts a militia man, symbolizing the state's commitment to defense, and represents the principles of liberty and justice. Adopted in 2003, this flag design reflects Georgia's history and heritage. The 13 stars represent the original American colonies, while the colors red, white, and blue are commonly associated with the United States. The flag serves as a symbol of state pride and identity for Georgians.