Flag of New Mexico

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  "title": "Flag of New Mexico",
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  "desc": "- The Zia sun symbol in red on a golden-yellow field. The Zia is a sacred symbol of the Zia Pueblo people representing the circle of life\n - **Construction:** a field of Spanish yellow bearing the Zia sun symbol in red, centred\n - The Zia symbol has four groups of four rays extending from a central circle",
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  "trivia": "- The Zia Sun symbol comes from the Zia Pueblo Native American people\n - The four rays represent the four cardinal directions and four sacred obligations\n - New Mexico adopted this flag in 1925, making it one of the newest state flag designs",
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