Pacific Ocean
well there is not really any western border there
in the usual sense of a border between countries
but the western limit of united states sovereignty & jurisdiction
& the beginning of the no mans land that is embodied by & called the high seas
is an irregular but continuous line drawn 12 nautical miles seaward from the coast & any offshore islands
of the states of California & Oregon & Washington
& running all the way from the Mexican border in the south to the Canadian border in the north
The Pacific Ocean
Montana
The western states in the 48 contiguous states that have the longest border with Canada are Washington and Montana. Washington shares a border with British Columbia, while Montana shares a border with Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
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Montana
montana, 48 degrees
California, Oregon, and Washington.
No the two states are on opposite sides on the contiguous US.
contiguous US: It is about 4,135 kilometres (about 2,500 miles) from the Pacific to the Atlantic. It is about 2,500 kilometres (about 1,500 miles) from the Canadian border to the Mexican. continental US: It is about 6,100 kilometres (about 3,800 miles) from the western tip of Alaska to New York. It is about 4,900 kilometres (about 3,000 miles) from the tip of Alaska to the Mexican border. all 50 states: It is about 6,100 kilometres (about 3,800 miles) from the western tip of Alaska to New York. It is about 4,900 kilometres (about 3,000 miles) from the tip of Alaska to the Mexican border.
The Pacific coast.
Canada touches the entire northern border of the 48 contiguous United States, and the whole eastern border of Alaska.
The Mississippi River was the western border in 1787.