Border

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A border is the edge of a region, or boundary between two regions.

In politics, a border is a geographical boundary of political entities or legal jurisdictions.

In graphic design, a border is a decoration surrounding the edge of a page or viewing area.

Border may also refer to:

• Border (1997 film), Bollywood war film based on the Battle of Longewala
• Border (2007 film), a 2007 documentary about the Mexican-American border
• Border Reivers (rugby), a Scottish professional rugby union team that used to play in the Celtic League
• Border cricket team, a South African cricket team
• Border country, the area either side of the border between Scotland and England
• Border Television, a UK television station

Borders may refer to:

• The Borders, another name for the Scottish Borders, an area of lowland Scotland on the border with England
• Borders Group, an international bookseller based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States.
  • Borders (UK) Ltd., one of the UK's leading booksellers, a former subsidiary of Borders Group
• "Borders" (song), by The Sunshine Underground

People named Border or Borders:

• Allan Border (born 1955), former Australian cricket captain
• Ila Borders (born 1975), left-handed American pitcher in college and independent professional baseball
• Pat Borders (born 1963), American catcher in major league baseball
• William Donald Borders (born 1913), 13th Archbishop of Baltimore, USA in the Roman Catholic Church
• Lisa Borders (born 1957), President of the Atlanta City Council

See also

• Borderline
• Boarder
• The Border

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