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Jan 27, 2020

[Answer] Which two states border the most other states?

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...1. Wyoming and Utah 2. Tennessee and Missouri 3. Arkansas and Idaho 4. Colorado and Kentucky




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Tennessee and Missouri - The title of \"most neighborly state\" is shared by Missouri and Tennessee. Both are bordered by eight other states, including each other. Missouri touches Tennessee, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. And Tennessee shares borders with Missouri, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Virginia. As you may have guessed, the only two U.S. states that share no borders with any others are Alaska and Hawaii. And Maine is the only state that shares a border with a single state: New Hampshire.:


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