Oregon

Oregon (U.S.) (obverse of the flag)

usage:	subnational flag (state)
characteristic (FIS):	Two sided; the reverse is different from the obverse
adopted:	1925
continent:	North America
region:	Northern America
Country:	United States
shape:	rectangular
colors:	(only colors)blue, gold, (only colors)
devices:	MAIN FLAG FIELD number: 1 color: very dark blueTOPONYM number: 1 color: gold meaning: STATE OF OREGONLATIN SCRIPT number: 1 color: gold same as: toponym meaning: STATE OF OREGONDATE number: 1 color: gold meaning: 1859COAT OF ARMS number: 1 color: gold
secondary devices:	STAR number: 33 color: gold part of: coat of arms5 POINTED STAR number: 33 color: gold same as: starMOUNTAIN color: gold part of: landscapeELK number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeWAGON number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeCREST number: 1 color: gold part of: coat of armsAMERICAN EAGLE number: 1 color: gold part of: crestPLOUGH number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapePICKAXE number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeMOTTO number: 1 color: gold same as: ribbon meaning: THE UNIONHALF SUN number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeSAILING SHIP number: 1 color: gold part of: landscape meaning: British man-of-war meaning: departingSTEAMBOAT number: 1 color: gold part of: landscape meaning: American steamer meaning: arrivingRIBBON number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeLATIN SCRIPT number: 1 color: gold same as: motto meaning: THE UNIONSEA color: very dark blue part of: landscape meaning: Pacific OceanSHEAF number: 1 color: gold part of: landscapeTREE color: gold part of: landscapeLANDSCAPE number: 1 color: gold part of: landscape
division:	plain: charge presence: charged, number of colors: bicolor,