Minnesota's State Symbols
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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MINNESOTA STATE SYMBOLS
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MINNESOTA STATE BIRD
LOON- THE LOON WAS ADOPTED TO MINNESOTA IN 1961.
MINNESOTA STATE MUSHROOM
MOREL MUSHROOM- IT WAS DESIGNATED IN 1984.
MINNESOTA STATE GEMSTONE
LAKE SUPERIOR AGATE- THE GEMSTONE BECAME A SYMBOL IN 1969.
MINNESOTA STATE FLOWER
PINK AND WHITE LADY SLIPPER- BECAME OUR STATE SYMBOL IN 1902.
MINNESOTA STATE TREE
RED PINE- DESIGNATED AS OUR STATE TREE IN 1953.
MINNESOTA STATE QUARTER
MINNESOTA WAS THE 32ND STATE IN 1858.
MINNESOTA STATE MUFFIN
BLUEBERRY MUFFIN- THE BLUEBERRY MUFFIN BECAME OFFICAIL IN 1998.
MINNESOTA STATE GRAIN
WILD RICE- IT WAS DESIGNATED AS A SYMBOL IN 1997.
MINNESOTA STATE FRUIT
HONEYCRISP APPLE- IT BECAME OFFICAIL IN 2006.
MINNESOTA STATE BUTTERFLY
MONARCH BUTTERFLY- IT WAS ADOPTED AND OFFICAIL IN 1998.
MINNESOTA STATE MOTTO
THE STAR OF THE NORTH- IT WAS OFFICIAL IN 1861.
MINNESOTA STATE FISH
WALLEYE- IT WAS OFFICIAL IN 1965.
MINNESOTA STATE SEAL
IT CONTAINS A FRENCH MEANING THAT MEANS STAR OF THE NORTH.
MINNESOTA STATE PHOTOGRAPH
GRACE- IT WAS OFFICIAL IN 2002.
MINNESOTA STATE FLAG
THIS FLAG WAS ADOPTED IN 1957.
MINNESOTA STATE DRINK
MILK- IT WAS OFFICIAL IN 1984.
MINNESOTA STATE SOIL
LESTER SOIL- IT WAS OFFICIAL IN 2012.
MINNESOTA STATE SONG
HAIL MINNESOTA- WAS ADOPTED IN 1945.
