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The current version of Michigan's state flag was officially adopted in 1911. The flag displays the 1832 state arms representation on a dark blue field, including an elk and moose supporting the official shield with the shield displaying a man, indicating friendship. The man stands on a peninsula next to a lake with the morning sun rising. A bald eagle sits on top of the shield and three mottos appear, including "E Pluribus Unum" (From many, one), "Tuebor" (I will defend), and "Si Quaeris Peninsulam Amoenam Circumspace" (If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you).

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Citizen Planner Online Glossary
The new Citizen Planner Online Glossary contains the terms and definitions you need all in one place! Use it as a handy resource for your day-to-day questions on specific planning terms.

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