What does the state flag stand for?

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this is why The Alaska state flag has a full dark blue background. Blue represents Alaska's wildflowers (the state flower is the blue Forget-Me-Not). It also stands for the sea, the sky, and the state's mountain lakes. In the lower left part of the flag is the Ursa Major

, the Great Bear, constellation. It symbolizes strength. In the upper right part of the flag is Polaris, or the North Star. It is the brightest star in the northern sky. It represents Alaska's being the northern most state. Both the Polaris star and the Ursa Major stars are gold

which represents Alaska's wealth of natural minerals. The flag was adopted in 1927, although Alaska didn't become a state until 1959. It was created by 13 year old Bennie Benson who won a flag contest in 1926. from m6b0i