The state flag of Wyoming is composed of an American bison, representing the local fauna, while its seal symbolizes branding livestock. The red lines symbolize the blood of American Indians and the pioneers of their lives. White is the symbol of color, purity, and accuracy. The blue color represents the sky and the distant mountains and is also a symbol of loyalty, justice, and masculinity. The height-to-width ratio in the flag is 7:10, and the flag was adopted on March 4, 1917.
Wyoming is a state in the mountainous region west of the United States. Its capital is Cheyenne; its population is approximately 578,803 (2021); and its area is 97,813 mi².
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