The only state to share a border with all other mainland states in Australia is South Australia. It touches Western Australia on the west, the Northern Territory and part of Queensland on the north, and Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria on the east.
There are fifty states in the United States of America, and one federal district. 48 of these states are contigous, the other two (Alaska and Hawaii) are not on mainland America. The federal district is called Washington D.C.
No country other than India and Myanmar border Bangladesh
Federalism allows people living in different states with different needs and different interests to set policies suited to the people in their state, yet still come together with other states as one nation.
Agreements States enter into with both foreing nations and other States with the consent Of Congress are?
Laws passed in one state are honored by other states
There is no Australian state which shares a border with all other states. No state except for Victoria shares a land border with Tasmania. South Australia shares a border with all mainland states and the Northern Territory.
South Australia
South Australia borders all other mainland states in Australia: Western Australia to the west, Northern Territory to the north, Queensland to the northeast, New South Wales to the east, and Victoria to the southeast.
South Australia is located in the central southern part of Australia. It is the only state in Australia that touches all other mainland states. South Australia also hosts the Special Olympics in Australia.
Forty-eight: All the US states except Alaska and Hawaii have a land border with at least one other state.
Victoria shares its border with two other states... South Australia to the West - and New South Wales to the north.
The state of New South Wales in Australia is bordered by Queensland on the North, South Australia on the West, and Victoria to the South.
The Greater bilby is listed as endangered only in the state of Queensland in Australia. It is listed as Vulnerable in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, and Extinct in the other mainland states.
Alaska and Hawaii are US states that don't border other US states.
Yes.The six states of Australia and their capitals are:New South Wales - SydneyTasmania - HobartVictoria - MelbourneQueensland - BrisbaneWestern Australia - PerthSouth Australia - AdelaideThe two mainland territories are:Northern Territory - DarwinAustralian Capital Territory, which is where Australia's national capital of Canberra is situated.There are also seven external (offshore) territories.
South Australia borders the most states and territories in Australia. South Australia shares borders with Western Australia, the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria.
Alaska and Hawaii are the only two states that do not border other US states.