What states have borders that are oceans coastlines and rivers?

Answer 1

The following is a list of states in the United States of America along with the names of any oceans and/or rivers that contribute to the states' borders:

1. Alabama - Chattahoochee River, Perdido River, Tennessee River
   
2. Alaska - Pacific Ocean
   
3. Arizona - Colorado River
   
4. Arkansas - Arkansas River, Mississippi River, Poteau River, Red River, St. Francis River
   
5. California - Pacific Ocean, Colorado River
   
6. Colorado -
   
7. Connecticut - Atlantic Ocean, Pawcatuck River
   
8. Delaware - Atlantic Ocean, Delaware River
   
9. Florida - Atlantic Ocean, Perdido River, St. Marys River
   
10. Georgia - Atlantic Ocean, Chattahoochee River, Chattooga River, St. Marys River, Savannah River, Tugaloo River
    
11. Hawaii - Pacific Ocean
    
12. Idaho - Snake River
    
13. Illinois - Mississippi River, Ohio River, Wabash River
    
14. Indiana - Great Miami River, Ohio River, Wabash River
    
15. Iowa - Big Sioux River, Des Moines River, Mississippi River, Missouri River
    
16. Kansas - Missouri River
    
17. Kentucky - Big Sandy River, Kentucky River, Mississippi River, Ohio River, Tennessee River, Tug Fork River
    
18. Louisiana - Atlantic Ocean, Mississippi River, Pearl River, Sabine River
    
19. Maine - Atlantic Ocean, Monument Creek, Piscataqua River, St. Croix River, St. Francis River, St. John River, Salmon Falls River
    
20. Maryland - Atlantic Ocean, Pocomoke River, Potomac River
    
21. Massachusetts - Atlantic Ocean, Palmer River, Runnins River
    
22. Michigan - Brule River, Detroit River, Menominee River, Montreal River, St. Clair River, St. Marys River
    
23. Minnesota - Bois de Sioux River, Mississippi River, Pigeon River, Rainy River, Red River of the North, St. Croix River, St. Louis River
    
24. Mississippi - Atlantic Ocean, Mississippi River, Pearl River, Tennessee River
    
25. Missouri - Des Moines River, Mississippi River, Missouri River, St. Francis River
    
26. Montana -
    
27. Nebraska - Missouri River
    
28. Nevada - Colorado River
    
29. New Hampshire - Atlantic Ocean, Connecticut River, Halls Stream, Piscataqua River, Salmon Falls River
    
30. New Jersey - Atlantic Ocean, Arthur Kill, Delaware River, Hudson River, Kill Van Kull
    
31. New Mexico - Rio Grande
    
32. New York - Atlantic Ocean, Arthur Kill, Delaware River, Hudson River, Kill Van Kull, Niagara River, Poultney River, St. Lawrence River
    
33. North Carolina - Atlantic Ocean, Blackwater River, Catawba River
    
34. North Dakota - Bois de Sioux River, Red River of the North
    
35. Ohio - Great Miami River, Ohio River
    
36. Oklahoma - Arkansas River, Poteau River, Red River
    
37. Oregon - Pacific Ocean, Columbia River, Snake River
    
38. Pennsylvania - Atlantic Ocean, Delaware River
    
39. Rhode Island - Atlantic Ocean, Palmer River, Pawcatuck River, Runnins River
    
40. South Carolina - Atlantic Ocean, Catawba River, Chattooga River, Savannah River, Tugaloo River
    
41. South Dakota - Big Sioux River, Bois de Sioux River, Missouri River
    
42. Tennessee - Kentucky River, Mississippi River, Tennessee River
    
43. Texas - Atlantic Ocean, Red River, Rio Grande, Sabine River
    
44. Utah -
    
45. Vermont - Connecticut River, Poultney River
    
46. Virginia - Atlantic Ocean, Blackwater River, Pocomoke River, Potomac River, Tug Fork River
    
47. Washington - Pacific Ocean, Columbia River, Snake River
    
48. West Virginia - Big Sandy River, Ohio River, Potomac River, Tug Fork River
    
49. Wisconsin - Brule River, Menominee River, Mississippi River, Montreal River, St. Croix River, St. Louis River
    
50. Wyoming -
    

Notes:

• U.S. commonwealths, insular areas, territories and federal districts:
• • Washington, D.C. - Atlantic Ocean, Potomac River
  • American Samoa - Pacific Ocean
  • Guam - Pacific Ocean
    
  • Northern Mariana Islands - Pacific Ocean
    
  • Puerto Rico - Atlantic Ocean
  • U.S. Virgin Islands - Atlantic Ocean
    
• The states with borders on the Great Lakes are sometimes referred to as "The Third Coast," consisting of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.