International border states of the United States

International border states are shown in red on this map.

The international border states are those states in the United States which border either Canada or Mexico. There are eighteen: thirteen on the US-Canada border and four on the US-Mexico border and one has maritime borders with Cuba and The Bahamas.

US States bordering Canada (east to west):

Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania (border on Lake Erie)
Ohio (border on Lake Erie)
Michigan
Indiana (has no geographic border, but has customs because Lake Michigan is accessible from other lakes that border Canada)
Illinois (has no geographic border, but has customs because Lake Michigan is accessible from other lakes that border Canada)
Wisconsin (has no geographic border, but has customs because Lake Superior borders Canada and Lake Michigan is accessible from other lakes that border Canada)
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Alaska

US States bordering Mexico (east to west):

US States bordering Cuba and The Bahamas

US States bordering Russia

Border Lengths: ^[1]

Units	U.S. state District of Columbia Insular area Minor Outlying Island Maritime territory

Time zones	Hawaii–Aleutian Alaska Pacific Mountain Central Eastern

Census	West Pacific Mountain Midwest E N Central W N Central Northeast New England Middle Atlantic South S Atlantic E S Central W S Central

Courts of appeals	1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th

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Physiographic	Pacific Mountain Intermontane Plateaus Rocky Mountain Superior Upland Interior Plains Interior Highlands Appalachian Atlantic Plain

Coastal	Arctic West Great Lakes Gulf East

Acquisitions	Thirteen Colonies Northwest Territory Southwest Territory Louisiana Purchase Gadsden Purchase Texas annexation Oregon Treaty Mexican Cession Alaska Purchase Newlands Resolution

Civil War	Union Border states Confederacy Old South Dixie Slave and free states Theaters Pacific Western Trans-Mississippi Lower Seaboard Eastern

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