California was a state before New Mexico was admitted to the Union of the U.S.A. because California got settled very quickly throughout the 1840s decade, due to all of the gold that incoming finders found. Hence the nickname, "The Golden State."
No, New Mexico is a state. It is east of Arizona which is east of California.
Mexico (the country) is south of California. New Mexico (the U.S. state) is east of California, past Arizona.
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California
California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
All of them except California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
Every state that is not California, Arizona, New Mexico or Texas qualifies as not bordering Mexico.
They are Texes,New Mexico,Arizona, and California. :-)
Only one: the state of California. Arizona and New Mexico don't have access to the sea and Texas is on the Gulf of Mexico.
Either California, Arizona, New Mexico or Texas.
I guess you mean NEW Mexico; no it is not. States bordering California include Oregon, Nevada and Arizona.
No. New Mexico has 121,589.48 sq mi while California measures 163,695.57 sq mi.
The answer depends on which direction you are coming from, and what part of California you are going to. There are several states that border California. These include the following: Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon. If you are coming from Texas, for instance, then you will come through New Mexico and Arizona before you get to California. If you are coming from Washington State, you will go through Oregon first. If you are coming from Colorado you could choose to go through New Mexico and Arizona to get to Southern California, or Utah and Nevada to get to Northern California. (California also borders Mexico if you are coming up from South America.)