Draft:Historical flags of Ohio
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| Period | Flag | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1788–1795 | .svg) |
Northwest Territory | Ohio was part of the Northwest Territory following its organization in 1788. |
| 1795–1803 | .svg) |
Northwest Territory | The territory continued under the 15-star United States flag. |
| 1803–1902 | File:Flag of the United States (1803–1818).svg | State of Ohio | Ohio became the 17th U.S. state on 1 March 1803 and did not have an official state flag. |
| 1902–present |  |
State of Ohio | Official swallowtail state flag designed by John Eisenmann and adopted on 9 May 1902. |
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