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In 2001, the North American Vexillological Association asked visitors of their website to give their opinion on the 72 subnational flags of the United States and Canada. 100 NAVA members and over 300 other people ranked these flags on a scale of 0 to 10 (worst to best). The following gallery shows the results of that survey, with in parentheses the average score.

Included are the flags of:

• The 50 U.S. states;
• Washington, D.C., the federal district of the United States;
• The five inhabited U.S. insular areas;
• Micronesia and the Marshall Islands, two independent associated states of the United States (the third, Palau, is not included);
• The 13 Canadian provinces and territories;
• The Canadian region of Labrador (the province of Newfoundland and Labrador was named "Newfoundland" until 2001, though Labrador was already a part of it).

Note that Georgia, which ended in last place in the survey, changed its flag in 2003. Louisiana's flag was modified in 2006 (addition of the three drops of blood), and again in 2010.

Source: NAVA's website

Results[edit]

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  1. New Mexico (8.61)
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  2. Texas (8.13)
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  3. Quebec (8.04)
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  4. Maryland (7.97)
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  5. Alaska (7.96)
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  6. Arizona (7.92)
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  7. Puerto Rico (7.66)
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  8. District of Columbia (7.48)
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  9. Marshall Islands (7.19)
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  10. South Carolina (7.16)
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  11. Hawaii (7.15)
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  12. Nova Scotia (7.06)
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  13. California (7.00)
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  14. Tennessee (6.98)
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  15. Ohio (6.87)
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  16. Colorado (6.83)
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  17. Nunavut (6.72)
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  18. New Brunswick (6.68)
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  19. F. S. Micronesia (6.45)
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  20. Labrador (6.45)
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  21. Prince Edward Island (6.30)
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  22. Mississippi (6.30)
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  23. Wyoming (6.28)
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  24. British Columbia (6.28)
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  25. Newfoundland (6.24)
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  26. Saskatchewan (6.22)
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  27. American Samoa (6.16)
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  28. Rhode Island (6.12)
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  29. Alabama (6.06)
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  30. Northwest Territories (5.89)
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  31. Yukon (5.86)
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  32. Indiana (5.77)
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  33. North Carolina (5.34)
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  34. Florida (5.17)
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  35. Alberta (5.00)
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  36. Louisiana (4.98)
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  37. Virgin Islands (4.94)
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  38. Massachusetts (4.78)
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  39. Oklahoma (4.78)
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  40. Guam (4.77)
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  41. N. Mariana Islands (4.73)
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  42. Iowa (4.72)
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  43. Ontario (4.64)
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  44. Manitoba (4.60)
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  45. Arkansas (4.59)
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  46. New Jersey (4.57)
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  47. Washington (4.53)
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  48. Missouri (4.50)
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  49. Illinois (4.38)
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  50. Connecticut (4.32)
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  51. West Virginia (4.16)
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  52. Delaware (4.08)
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  53. New York (3.93)
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  54. Virginia (3.93)
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  55. Nevada (3.88)
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  56. North Dakota (3.69)
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  57. Pennsylvania (3.69)
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  58. Utah (3.47)
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  59. Michigan (3.46)
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  60. Maine (3.39)
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  61. Vermont (3.37)
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  62. Oregon (3.30)
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  63. New Hampshire (3.18)
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  64. Idaho (3.17)
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  65. Wisconsin (3.16)
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  66. Kentucky (3.16)
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  67. Minnesota (3.13)
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  68. South Dakota (3.12)
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  69. Kansas (3.01)
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  70. Montana (3.00)
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  71. Nebraska (2.98)
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  72. Georgia (2.36)