Canadian border
Line dividing neighbors
The Canadian border is the boundary between Canada and the United States, stretching nearly 5,500 miles including the Alaska-Canada section—the longest international border in the world.
In American usage, the Canadian border typically means the northern U.S. boundary, while Canadians might call it the American border: They caught him trying to cross the Canadian border with undeclared goods.
- 49th parallelLatitude marking international boundary
- MainePine Tree State
- Lake ChamplainNortheast interstate freshwater body
- MinnesotaUpper Midwest American state
- Rocky MountainsWestern North American cordillera
Lake Erie · Great Lakes · St. Lawrence River · NAFTA · Niagara Falls · NORAD · Adirondacks · Pacific Northwest · preclearance · duty free · Lake Superior · Thousand Islands · Montana · Alaska · customs · Arctic Circle · rural · ice fishing
- Roseau CountyRoss
- bordersboundary, national borders, boundary line, international borders, boundary lines
- War of 1812War of 1812, Andrew Jackson, Battle of New Orleans, Fort McHenry, Lake Erie
- North American Borders49th parallel, state lines, state borders, Mason-Dixon line, provincial borders
- Northern MaineCaribou, Van Buren, Ashland, Stockholm, Washburn
- Early U.S. DiplomacyMonroe Doctrine, Louisiana Purchase, Treaty of Ghent, Quasi-War, treaty negotiations
Canadian borderMexican border
U.S.-adjacent international line
US-Mexico border · Rio Grande · Texas border · Arizona border
Canadian bordercoastline
Land-water boundary
seacoast · shoreline · territorial waters · state line · county line
Canadian borderinterior
Inside area or region
heartland · coastline · inland · Atlantic coast · Pacific coast