Arkansas Color Codes HEX, RGB, CMYK, HSL & HSV
Arkansas have 3 colors in their state flag which are Red(#BF0A30), White(#FFFFFF) and Blue(#002868).
The Hex, RGB, CMYK, HSV, and HSL color codes are in the table below.
The state flag of Arkansas is composed of different colors and elements, each representing a unique concept. The following are the key points that study the symbolic significance of the flag of Arkansas:
- The state of Arkansas’s flag features a white lozenge (or diamond) with a broad blue border in the center of a red field.
- The diamond represents Arkansas as the country’s only diamond-producing state.
- The flag has a total of 29 five-pointed stars.
- There are four larger blue stars in the white diamond and 25 smaller white stars within the blue border.
- The 25 stars indicate that Arkansas was the 25th state admitted to the Union.
- Within the white lozenge, the word “ARKANSAS” is written in blue.
- The state name is surrounded by four stars on the diamond, one above and three below the name.
- The star above, and the two outer stars below, all have upward-pointing rays.
- The inner star below points downwards.
- The two parallel white stars at the diamond’s left and right points signify the simultaneous entrance of Michigan and Arkansas to the Union.
- In addition to representing the three countries that ruled Arkansas before it was made a state (Spain, France, and the United States), the three blue stars beneath the word ARKANSAS also denote the fact that Arkansas was the 3rd state to be formed as a result of the Louisiana Purchase.
- The Confederacy is represented by the fourth lone star, which is located above the word ARKANSAS.
- Arkansas’s state flag is red, white, and blue to represent the state’s membership in the United States.
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