5 NEW IDEAS For The Utah State Flag That Just Make Sense!

The new Utah Flag has been out for a while now and of course people aren't happy about it. I believe it's a TON better than the old one! The old Utah Flag was INCREDIBLY BUSY! The old flag featured: A circle, two arrows, two American flags, "1896", "1847", "Utah", "Industry", Bees flying, An Eagle holding 6 more arrows, a beehive on a shelf, sego Lillies, all on a dark blue background. SO MUCH GOING ON!

The New state flag is much simpler. Dark blue skies, white mountains, red bottom representing the red cliffs in Utah, a star, and a beehive. But like I said earlier... People are still not happy with it.

HERE ARE SOME NEW IDEAS FOR A UTAH STATE FLAG:

THE FRY SAUCE FLAG:

Utah's most glorious commodity, FRY SAUCE! Throw that on a flag. That's something we can all agree on. The background is half red for ketchup, and half white for the mayonnaise, creating the glorious sauce that's home is Utah.

THE HONEY FLAG:

Here in Utah, we are the Beehive State. So, of course we have a beehive front and center. But there's also drippy honey from the top, all on top of a Utah Beehive!

MOUNTAINS, SKIES, VALLEYS:

This one has it all. The blue skies that you'll see everywhere (Besides Salt Lake City... Inversion), Utah Mountains lined in Gold, the red dirt that you'll see all over the state! Sign me up for this one!

BEE FLAG:

This flag is tough and feels like a team logo. It's also very simple too. It's all about the Bee and the hive behind it. Gold and black for the bees, and also for the gold found in Utah. Plus 1896 for the year we became a state.

GOLD TRAIN:

Again, another simple flag for our state. It's a gold flag representing the gold in the state as well as the Golden Spike that completed the first Transcontinental Railroad in Utah called the Pacific Railroad.