The flag of Nebraska has a blue background with a gold and silver stylized version of the Nebraska state seal in the center of the flag with the words "EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW" written in it.
Symbolism[]
The state seal of Nebraska represents the state of Nebraska, and the blue background represents the freedom of the United States, similar to the United States flag.
History[]
The seal that appears on the flag was designed in 1867. The seal appeared on unofficial state banners prior to 1925, sometimes on a field of yellow.
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