List of Iowa state symbols

The U.S. state of Iowa has five official symbols, as designated by the Iowa Legislature. These include the seal, wild rose as the state flower, Eastern Goldfinch (also known as the Wild Canary) as the state bird, the Oak as the state tree, and the Geode as the state rock.^[1]

State symbols

Type	Symbol	Description	Adopted
Bird	Eastern Goldfinch
Flower	Wild Rose
Rock	Geode	^[2]	1967
Seal	Seal of Iowa
Tree	Oak

References

^ "Iowa State Symbols".
^ "Iowa State Rock". State Symbols USA. Retrieved 2012-04-09.

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List of Iowa state symbols