ઢાંચો:Infobox U.S. state symbols
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{{Infobox U.S. state symbols
|Name =
|Flag = (Typically "Flag of (Name).svg")
|FlagLink = (Only needed when the flag's page is not at "Flag of (Name)")
|Flagsize =
|Seal =
|Sealsize =
|Amphibian =
|Bird =
|Butterfly =
|Crustacean =
|Fish =
|Flower =
|Grass =
|Insect =
|Mammal =
|Reptile =
|Tree =
|Beverage =
|Colors =
|Dance =
|Dinosaur =
|Firearm =
|Food =
|Fossil =
|Gemstone =
|Instrument =
|Mineral =
|Poem =
|StateRock =
|Shell =
|Ships =
|Slogan =
|Soil =
|Song =
|Sport =
|Tartan =
|Toy =
|Other =
|Route Marker = (required)
|Quarter = (required)
|Quartersize =
|QuarterReleaseDate = (required)
|Boxwidth =
}}
- No fields are required except Route Marker, Quarter, and QuarterReleaseDate
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