BCH North America Border Crossings in United States

United States

United States flag

The United States has border crossings that range from some of the world's busiest international gateways to quiet rural checkpoints serving remote communities. Traffic patterns, seasonal travel, and commercial transport all influence the experience, making every border crossing a little different.

65

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

3

Borders

Canada, Mexico, Russia

Capital

Washington

Time Zone

UTC−5 to UTC−10

United States

Understanding United States

The U.S.’s mountains, deserts, plains, and coastlines shape crossings with Canada and Mexico. Weather varies widely by region. Many posts sit near major highways, rivers, or desert landscapes.

Border Map

Quick Information

Capital Washington
Official Language None at federal level
Currency United States Dollar (USD)
Calling Code D.C.

Quick Information

Capital Washington
Official Language None at federal level
Currency United States Dollar (USD)
Time zone UTC−5 to UTC−10
Calling code D.C.

Travel Tip

The United States is enormous, and road trips can take you through deserts, mountains, forests, plains, and coastlines without leaving the country. Card payments are accepted almost everywhere, but the changing scenery may end up using more of your camera battery than your wallet.

Border Crossings in United States

Browse border crossings connecting United States with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

The United States is enormous, and road trips can take you through deserts, mountains, forests, plains, and coastlines without leaving the country. Card payments are accepted almost everywhere, but the changing scenery may end up using more of your camera battery than your wallet.