Yes, by heading north into Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Yes, by traveling north through Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Michigan (MI) has land borders with Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The closest state without physically touching Michigan is Illinois. However, Michigan also shares water borders with Minnesota and Illinois across the Great Lakes. Taking this into account, the closest state without bordering Michigan would be Pennsylvania.
YES, you can drive from Wisconsin to Michigan without crossing any other states!
yes you can because they are right next to each other
The Upper Peninsula of Michigan shares the border with Wisconsin, but the two states do not connect at the Southern border(s). Yes, take a ferry across Lake Michigan. Drive North. Wisconsin & Michigan meet above Lake Michigan
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by keeping another magnet or attractive force
A gear can turn without touching another gear by being driven by a belt, chain, or another mechanism. This is known as indirect drive, where motion is transmitted without direct physical contact between the components.
That's like asking how do you ride a bike without a bike. It doesnt make since.
You don't cross a state peeps!