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Symbolism of Wyoming Flag
The bison on the Wyoming State Flag, is the state mammal, symbolizing the practice of branding. Red stands for the Native Americans as well as the blood of the warriors. The women on the seal symbolizes the state motto, “Equal Rights.” This suggests that Wyoming was the initial US state to impart women with the right to cast their votes in 1869. The 2 men standing on the sides of the pillars, stand for the cattle and mining industries of the state. An eagle is shown perched on the US shield. Both these symbols represent the allegiance of the state to the country. The number 44 on the shield indicates the Wyoming is the 44th state of the Union. The date 1869 points out the year when the formation of the Wyoming Territorial government took place. 1890 is the notable year when the state became a formal member of the Union.
The Wyoming State Flag is highly significant for featuring a galore of symbolic elements on a single plane.
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