International Border states

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International Border states are states in the United States that share an international border with another country. There are a total of 18 border states, 12 that border only Canada, 4 that border Mexico, one that borders Canada and Russia, and one that borders the Bahamas and Cuba. (Note that Pennsylvania and Ohio are border states because they share a border with Canada in the middle of Lake Erie.)

Canada-bordering states:

Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York Pennsylvania Ohio

Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Alaska

Mexico-bordering states:

California Arizona New Mexico Texas

Russia-bordering states:

Alaska

Bahamas and Cuba -bordering states:

Florida

See also: List of regions of the United States

Geographic regions of the United States
Central | Coastal States | Deep South | East | East Coast | Gulf Coast | Mid-Atlantic | Midwest Mountain States | New England | North | Northeast | Northwest | Pacific | South | South Atlantic South Central | Southeast | Southwest | Upper Midwest | West | West Coast
Multinational regions: Border States | Great Lakes | Great Plains | Pacific Northwest