Nevada State Flags
Display Silver State pride with Nevada state flags crafted for strong color and dependable outdoor performance. We offer the Nevada state flag for sale in outdoor nylon for easy flying or durable polyester for desert wind and high-UV exposure, plus indoor pole-sleeve flags with optional gold fringe. All options are Made in the USA.
Materials & Finishes
Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, vivid color, quick-dry.
Polyester (outdoor): Heavy-duty for gusty, exposed desert sites.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for formal rooms and ceremonies.
If you’re not sure whether nylon or polyester is right for your display, check out our guide to the best flag materials for Nevada weather to match your material to your wind, sun, and weather conditions.
Sizes & Pole Recommendations
| Flag Size | Recommended Pole Height | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| 2' × 3' | 10'–15' | Porches, wall mounts |
| 3' × 5' | 15'–20' | Most homes & storefronts |
| 4' × 6' | 20'–25' | Extra presence |
| 5' × 8' | 25' | Commercial sites |
Nevada State Flag Size Guide: What Size Nevada Flag Should You Fly?
The State of Nevada Flag: Meaning & Design
Nevada’s flag features a blue field with a silver star, sagebrush wreath, and the banner Battle Born—signifying statehood during the Civil War. The emblem is distinctive in indoor displays and stands out under bright sun outdoors. Learn more about Nevada State Flag History: From Silver and Gold to 'Battle Born': The Enduring Story of Nevada's State Flag History
Why Does Nevada’s Flag Say “Battle Born”?
Nevada’s state flag features the motto “Battle Born” to honor the fact that the state entered the Union during the Civil War in 1864. The phrase reflects Nevada’s pride in being admitted as a Union state at a critical moment in American history and symbolizes its contributions—especially silver—to the Union war effort.
When Did Nevada Change Its Flag?
Nevada has changed its state flag four times since becoming a state. The most recent change—and the version used today—was officially adopted on July 25, 1991.
Quick Timeline:
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1905 — First official Nevada state flag
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1915 — Second design adopted
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1929 — Third version created (the long-used “Battle Born” design)
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1991 — Current flag finalized with updated placement of “Nevada” and “Battle Born”
What Is the Flower on the Nevada State Flag?
The flower featured on the Nevada state flag is the sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata), Nevada’s official state flower. The sagebrush sprigs form a wreath around the silver star, symbolizing the state’s rugged desert landscape and its identity as “The Sagebrush State.”
FAQs
Nylon or polyester for Nevada?
Nylon suits most settings; pick polyester in consistently windy or exposed areas.
What size for a 20-ft pole?
3' × 5' standard; 4' × 6' for extra presence.
Is fringe required indoors?
No—optional for ceremonies.
USA-made?
Yes—our Nevada flags are USA-made.
Where can I buy a Nevada state flag?
You can buy a Nevada flag right here at Tidmore Flags. Choose nylon for everyday breeze or heavy-duty polyester for high wind. Indoor pole-sleeve options are also available.