Flag Poles

Flags have been used for various reasons for over 4,000 years. Wooden poles were hand carved to display the on. The poles were later made of metal. A decoration is sometimes added to the tip of a pole, called a finial.

Flag poles today continue to be made of wood or metal. In addition, some are made of fiberglass. The pole is generally erected very high so that the can be seen waving freely in the sky for all to see. Flag poles vary is height from 10 feet to 80 feet on average. At a height of 525 feet, the pole in Gijeon-dong, North Korea, is the highest in the world. On a similar note, the largest in the world is in Basilia, Brazil. It weighs 1,300 pounds! A is raised onto the flagpole by the use of a pulley. Proper

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displaying is to raise the at sunrise and lower it at sunset. Flag poles should be securely cemented into the ground.

The most famous pole is that which was placed on the moon in 1969. There was nothing unique about the pole it’s self, only the symbolic representation of it being placed on the moon while the whole world watched it unfold.

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