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Florida Tartan:

Photo of the Florida tartan plaid
Florida Tartan photo © Tartans of Scotland: Florida

"Florida"

The tartan named Florida is registered with the Scottish Tartans World Register, but not yet officially recognized by Florida's legislature (twenty-five states have registered tartans, most have been recognized as official symbols).

drawing of scot with kilt
Illustration of classic Scot in kilt from Scottish Tartans Authority
 

Tartan refers to fabric woven into plaid patterns representing clans (families) or regions in Scotland.

In old Scotland, the tartan was used for clothing and as a banner or flag. Because a family or community worked the cloth together, their clothing was made of the same patterns, and so a person could be recognized by the Tartan plaid that he wore. Tartans can also be designed as a symbol commemorating a special event or person.

Source:
Tartans of Scotland
Scottish Tartans Museum; History
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FLORIDA SYMBOLS:

animal
mammal 1 - 2
bird - butterfly
flower
wildflower
fish - marine fish
reptile - shell
gem - stone
tree - soil
fruit -pie
beverage
air fair - rodeo

flag - seal
name - nickname
motto - quarter
song - band
opera program
fiddle contest
play- tartan
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archive-1-2
festival 1 - 2
hall of fame
pageant
 

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