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National Flag

Flagpoles of all kinds, including residential flagpoles, are a great means to display banners and especially flags. The flag of Suriname is one national flag that flies wonderfully from flagpoles, especially on sunnier days! Ever since '75, Suriname has been an independent nation. The coat of arms dates to the 17th century and shows the traditional sailing ship symbolic of commerce. Agriculture is represented by the palm tree, mining by the diamond shape in the center of the shield. The so-called Amerindian population of Suriname is reflected in the supporters of the shield. The motto in featured in the Latin language, which means justice, piety and faithfulness.This incredible country is located in southern America and is called the Republic of Suriname officially. It has been an independent nation for some 35 years and only counts some 500,000 inhabitants. Most of these people inhabit the northern part of the country where also the capital city of the nation, Paramaribo, is situated. The country is bordered by French Guyana to the east, Guyana to the west and Brazil to the south. The Atlantic Ocean is located to the north.

Banners and flags of all kinds are hoisted on flag poles tall and small throughout the United States of America, including the Alabama state flag. This is one of many historic flags displayed via means of all kinds. The design features the so-called "Crimson Cross of St. Andrew" on a white background, or field of white. The cross as referred to in the previous paragraph as well as the law is a diagonal cross, also called officially a "saltire." At times smaller variations of the state banner are made. This has proven to be an issue over time since the saltire bars are to be at least 6 inches wide. The current Alabama state flag was adopted back in 1895, on November 13th, more than a good century ago! Like other states, Alabama used to fly another sign before the current one was adopted at the end of the 19th century. During the early month of 1861, the so-called "Alabama Secession Convention" accepted a resolution first designating an official state banner. The design of that flag was produced by a group of women from the city of Montgomery.

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