What is the ratio of an American flag?

10: 19
Flag of the United States/Proportion

What are the dimensions of a 3×5 American flag?

Dimensions of these highly popular Star and Stripes are 3′ in length and 5′ in width. All lengths are in foots.

What are the dimensions of a wooden American flag?

Flag Dimensions: 19.5″ Width. 43.25″ Length. 10.5″ Width of Union (Blue Star Area) 14.82″ Length of Union (Blue Star Area)

What are the dimensions of a flag?

The usual size of a flag used at home is 3’x5’….Flag Proportions.

Standard proportions
A	Hoist (width) of flag	1.0
B	Fly (length) of flag	1.9
C	Hoist (width) of Union	0.5385 (7/13)
D	Fly (length) of Union	0.76

How wide are stripes on American flag?

U.S. Executive Order 10834 specifies proportions for the flag, as recreated here. The U.S. flag has a proportion of 1:1.9. Each stripe is 1/13 the width of the hoist and each star is 4/5 the width of a stripe. The union is the width of seven stripes and 2/5 the length of the fly.

How do you size a flag?

For an outdoor flag on an in-ground flagpole the most common way to size your flag is by the height of the pole. The length of the flag should be at least 1/4 the height of the pole. Use the chart to the right as a guide to choosing the minimum size for the largest flag on your in-ground pole.

What size flag pole do I need for a 3×5 flag?

6 ft
We recommend a 5 ft flagpole for a 2×3 ft flag, and a 6 ft pole for a 3×5 ft flag. Flags larger than 3×5 ft are generally too large for pole and bracket display. 3×5 ft flags are attractive on medium to large size homes and 2×3 ft or 2.5×4 ft are more proportionate for smaller homes.

How wide are the stripes on a 3×5 flag?

Each stripe is 1/13 the width of the hoist and each star is 4/5 the width of a stripe. The union is the width of seven stripes and 2/5 the length of the fly.

What are the dimensions of a Confederate flag?

The Battle Flag was square, rather than rectangular, and its dimensions varied depending on branch of service, ranging from 48 inches (120 cm) across for the infantry to 30 inches (76 cm) across for cavalry. The “Southern Cross” version of the Confederate Battle Flag.