Thirteen U.S. states share a land border with Canada. This extensive international boundary is the longest between any two countries in the world, stretching approximately 5,525 miles (8,891 kilometers), including borders in the Great Lakes and across rivers.
These states represent diverse geographical regions, from the forested landscapes of New England to the vast plains of the Midwest and the rugged mountains of the West, culminating in the expansive Alaskan frontier.
States Bordering Canada
The 13 U.S. states that share a land border with Canada are crucial points of trade, travel, and cultural exchange. They include:
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