Cities in the confluence of two states (people, Boston, airport)

[tallydude02]

Weirton, WV touches two states, OH and PA.

[Count David]

Paducah, KY-Metropolis, IL
Evansville, IN-Henderson, KY

[Count David]

Originally Posted by Gnutella

Columbus, GA is the only MSA in the United States that's split by time zones. The Georgia side is in the Eastern time zone, and the Alabama side is in the Central time zone.

Laughlin, NV-Bullhead City, AZ is like this, only during whenever daylight savings isn't going on (as AZ doesn't participate). You'll see signs that say "Nevada Time", "Arizona Time", etc.

[btownboss4]

Derby line VT and Rock Island Quebec, there library is literally half Canadian and half American.

[Champ le monstre du lac]

Portsmouth, NH - walk from downtown right across the bridge into Maine in less than a 1/2 mile. Massachusetts border 15 miles south.

[Alacran]

Chicago 3 states

[Champ le monstre du lac]

El Paso, wedged into the western corner of Texas between Chihuahua (Juarez) Mexico and the state of New Mexico.

[Psykomonkee]

New York City
Washington, DC
Chicago
Saint Louis
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Jacksonville
El Paso (2 countries)
San Diego (2 countries)
Detroit (2 countries)

[Plutonium]

^ New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Jacksonville? really? I understand they're relatively close to a state border, but all those metros are still quite comfortably within one state.

[killakoolaide]

NYC
Philly
DC

Are the only major ones that are truely at the confluence of two or more states.