Flag of Hawaii - Flag of The Governor

Flag of The Governor

See also: Flags of the Governors of the U.S. States

The flag used by the governor of Hawaii is a red and blue bi-color. In the middle of the eight white stars appears the name of the state in all capital letters. During the time Hawaii was a United States territory, the letters in the middle of the flag were "TH", which stood for "Territory of Hawaii".

Standard of the governor before statehood in 1959
Standard of the governor of Hawaiʻi

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