A state flag is a symbol representing a specific state within a country, often featuring unique colors, designs, and emblems that reflect the state's history, culture, and values. Each state in the United States has its own flag, which serves as a source of pride and identity for its residents. State flags are typically displayed during official events, government functions, and public celebrations. They may include elements such as the state seal, stars, or stripes, and are often designed to convey important messages about the state's heritage and significance, much like the national flag of the United States.