Flag of the District of Columbia

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  "name": "Washington D.C.",
  "id": "us-washington-dc",
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  "title": "Flag of the District of Columbia",
  "ratio": "10:19",
  "colors": [
    {
      "color": "white",
      "hex": "#ffffff",
      "cmyk": "0/0/0/0"
    },
    {
      "color": "red",
      "hex": "#bf0a30",
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  ],
  "desc": "- Two horizontal red stripes below three red five-pointed stars on a white field — based on the coat of arms of George Washington's family\n - Adopted on 15 October 1938, the design derives from the heraldic banner of the Washington family, which had used this pattern since at least the 14th century in England\n - It has become an icon of DC statehood advocacy\n - **Construction:** a white field with two horizontal red bars in the lower portion and three red five-pointed stars arranged horizontally above\n - Ratio 10:17",
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    "name": "Washington, D.C.",
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  "trivia": "- Washington DC's flag features three red stars and two red bars\n - Represents the District of Columbia\n - DC is the nation's capital and seat of federal government",
  "article": "us-states/us-washington-dc.md",
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