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Which Canadian provinces does Montana border?
The 545 mile Northern border of Montana is bounded by British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
What Canadian provinces border Minnesota?
Well, two Canadian provinces actually border Minnesota, Manitoba and Ontario.
What 2 Canadian provinces does North Dakota border?
The US state of North Dakota is bordered on the north by the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
What provinces from Canada border Texas?
none do. Texas is south of Canada, and no Canadian provinices border Texas.
What Canadian provinces border New York State?
Ontario and Quebec.
Which of the Canadian and US provinces has the biggest border?
Alaska (US state) and Yukon (Canadian Territory).
Which Two Canadian Provinces Form New Yorks Northern Border?
Ontario and Quebec
What Canadian provinces border the Great Lakes?
No Canadian provinces border Illinois
What southern Canadian province shares the longest border with the united state?
Ontario, we have no northern provinces.
What is New York's northern border?
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and the Canadian Provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
Which Canadian provinces does Montana border?
The 545 mile Northern border of Montana is bounded by British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
What is across New York's northern border?
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and the Canadian Provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
What Canadian provinces border Minnesota?
Well, two Canadian provinces actually border Minnesota, Manitoba and Ontario.
What are three Canadian Provinces bordering the North Central States to the north?
The three Canadian provinces bordering the North Central States to the north are Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec.
Which line of latitude is the northern border of four provinces?
because
How many Canadian provinces border the united States?
noooo
Which nation shares Montanas northern border?
Canada.To the north Montana borders Canadian provinces British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.
