State Symbols

Some symbols that represent Nevada are the Nevada flag, state seal, desert tortoise, Burning Man, Tule Duck Decoys, Mountain Bluebird, sagebrush, bristlecone pine, vivid dancer damselfy, The Silver State, sandstone, and State Capitol building. #sandstone #bluebird #sagebrush #tortoise #symbolsage

Some of the most popular symbols of Florida are the Florida flag, Tallahassee, Florida panther, Florida seal, mockingbird, zebra longwing, moonstone, Florida Cracker horse, Silver Spurs Rodeo, Coreopsis, alligator, and sabal palm. #mockingbird #alligator #moonstone #rodeo #symbolsage

Some of the most popular symbols of New Jersey are the New Jersey flag, coat of arms, violet flower, Capitol building, Seeing Eye Dog, Dogwood tree, A.J. Meerwald, knobbed whelk, honeybee, highbush blueberry, square dance, and bog turtle. #honeybee #violet #flower #blueberry #symbolsage

Some of the most popular symbols of Oregon are the Oregon flag, Great Seal, thunderegg, John McLoughlin, State Capitol, beaver, Douglas fir, western meadowlark, Tabitha Moffatt Brown, Pacific golden chanterelle, Oregon hairy trition, and sunstone. #gemstone #tree #mushroom #oregon #symbolsage

Some of Arizona's most popular symbols are the Arizona flag, State Seal, Arizona tree frog, turquoise, bolo tie, Grand Canyon, palo verde, ringtail, Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, Colt Single Action Army, Apache trout, and petrified wood. #turquoise #grandcanyon #trout #monument #symbolsage

Some symbols that represent New York are the New York flag, Niagara Falls, state seal, Capitol building, nine-spotted ladybug, garnet, New York quarter, beaver, sugar maple, eastern bluebird, lilac, and snapping turtle. #lilac #maple #beaver #ladybug #symbolsage

Some of Washington's most popular symbols are the Washington flag, State Seal, orca, State Capitol, petrified wood, rhododenron, willow goldfinch, Lady Washington, Washington monument, and Palouse Falls. #orca #washington #waterfall #monument #symbolsage

The State of New York is known for being home to New York City (NYC) and Niagara Falls. It was one of the original 13 colonies and although it’s the 27th largest state, it’s the 4th in population. Its capital city is Albany, while its most important city is NYC, which contains globally significant institutions such as the United Nations and Wall Street. #newyork #nyc #wallstreet #diversity #symbolsage

Pennsylvania is one of the original 13 colonies of the United States, with a colonial history that dates back to 1681. It’s known as the Keystone State as it played a significant role in founding the United States. Named after its co-founder, William Penn, Pennsylvania is the 33rd largest state in terms of area and also one of the most densely populated. #colonial #history #keystone #pennsylvania #symbolsage

Florida, the second most visited state of the U.S.A, is one of the most interesting and unique places to visit. Its popularity among tourists stems from its many attractions, warm weather and beautiful natural landscapes. Home to Disney World, which instantly captivates anybody who visits, Florida boasts warm sunshine and numerous opportunities for fun and adventure. #florida #adventure #disney #beautiful #symbolsage

Washington is the 42nd state of the United States of America that entered the Union in 1889. Home to beautiful forests, deserts and important historical landmarks and structures like the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and the Gingko Petrified Forest State Park, Washington is a popular state, rich in culture and symbolism, visited by millions of people each year. #forest #desert #culture #history #symbolsage

New Jersey is the third of the thirteen original U.S. states, admitted to the Union in December 1787. It’s one of the most beautiful and densely populated states in the U.S., known for its busy roads, delicious food, gorgeous scenery and diverse culture. It’s also one of the wealthiest states and home to eight of the world’s billionaires as mentioned in Forbes’ 33rd annual billionaire ranking. #food #scenery #culture #newjersey #symbolsage

Popularly known as the ‘Beaver State’, Oregon is the 33rd state that was admitted to the Union in 1859. It’s a beautiful state and many people enjoy visiting it from all over the world. Oregon has been the home of many indigenous nations and it also has a rich culture and an even richer history. Like most other U.S. state, Oregon is never dull and there’s always something to do whether you’re a resident or just visiting it for the first time. #beaver #oregon #culture #history #symbolsage

Arizona is among the most popular states in the U.S. and one of the most visited due to its majestic canyons, painted deserts and bright sunshine all year round. The state is home to some of the biggest celebrities in the world including Twilight author Stephenie Myer, Doug Stanhope and WWE star Daniel Bryan. Arizona is full of beautiful places to visit and fun activities to take part in. #arizona #desert #canyon #sunshine #symbolsage

Nevada, nicknamed the Silver State, is the 36th state of the United States, located in the western part of the country. The state is full of attractions and natural landmarks, including the Mojave Desert, Hoover Dam, Lake Tahoe, and its famous gambling capital Las Vegas. Nevada is known for its dry landscape and arid climate and the endless experiences it has to offer, making it among the most popular states to visit. #nevada #lasvegas #desert #nature #symbolsage