I couldn't find them, and Grok couldn't either but it made an educated guess.
@Grok:
The exact dimensions of the flags raised by President Donald Trump at the White House on June 18, 2025, are not explicitly stated in the provided sources. However, the sources indicate that two massive American flags were raised on newly installed flagpoles, one on the South Lawn and one on the North Lawn. The flagpoles are described as being either 88 feet tall (per USA Today and AOL) or nearly 100 feet tall (per multiple other sources, including The Washington Times, CNN, and Newsweek).
Given the significant height of the flagpoles (88 to 100 feet), the flags are described as "enormous" and "massive," suggesting they are proportionally large to match the scale of the poles. For context, standard flag-to-pole ratios for large outdoor flags often range from 1:3 to 1:5 (flag height to pole height). Assuming a similar ratio, the flags could have a height of approximately 20 to 33 feet and a width of 30 to 50 feet, depending on the exact pole height and chosen proportions. However, without specific measurements, this is an educated estimate based on typical flag sizing for such installations.
I couldn't find them, and Grok couldn't either but it made an educated guess.
@Grok:
The exact dimensions of the flags raised by President Donald Trump at the White House on June 18, 2025, are not explicitly stated in the provided sources. However, the sources indicate that two massive American flags were raised on newly installed flagpoles, one on the South Lawn and one on the North Lawn. The flagpoles are described as being either 88 feet tall (per USA Today and AOL) or nearly 100 feet tall (per multiple other sources, including The Washington Times, CNN, and Newsweek).
Given the significant height of the flagpoles (88 to 100 feet), the flags are described as "enormous" and "massive," suggesting they are proportionally large to match the scale of the poles. For context, standard flag-to-pole ratios for large outdoor flags often range from 1:3 to 1:5 (flag height to pole height). Assuming a similar ratio, the flags could have a height of approximately 20 to 33 feet and a width of 30 to 50 feet, depending on the exact pole height and chosen proportions. However, without specific measurements, this is an educated estimate based on typical flag sizing for such installations.
i looked too and couldn't find the size. Thanks for the guess. Wonder why it's a secret or the information cannot be found.