Missouri and Tennesee
Tennessee borders eight other states: Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri.
The largest state by land area in the contiguous United States is Texas.
Hawaii and Alaska are two states that do not border any other state in the United States. Hawaii is located in the Pacific Ocean, while Alaska is separated from the contiguous states by Canada.
Missouri is the state that stands in the middle of the country but borders only 4 other states: Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas.
West Virginia is the mountain state that borders only other mountain states. The capital of West Virginia is Charleston.
I believe it is Missouri.
Alaska and Hawaii are the two states that are not contiguous to the other forty-eight states.
Missouri is bordered by more states than any other U.S. state (eight, to be exact): Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.
No. Kentucky has seven states bordering it, but Tennessee and Missouri both have eight state borders.
Every state borders another except Alaska and Hawaii. Alaska does, however, border Canada; while Hawaii is an island. The continental state with the least borders is Maine, at one state, while the states with the most border states are Missouri and Tennessee, at eight states.
Maine is the easternmost state in the contiguous 48 states of the US.
Tennessee and Missouri are both bordered by eight states.
Washington.
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Washington.
Forty-eight: All the US states except Alaska and Hawaii have a land border with at least one other state.
Minnesota.