Blaine, Washington is 584.76 miles (941.08 kilometers) from the Oregon-California border, following Interstate Hwy number 5 (I-5).
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∙ 12y agoWashington State's northern border with Canada is a straight line from Blaine WA to its eastern border with Idaho. That northern border line is the most northern point.
MLB player Blaine Hardy was born in Seattle, WA.
About 110 miles taking I-5 and I-405.
3128 miles
The address of the Drayton Harbor Maritime is: 1218 4Th St, Blaine, WA 98230-5004
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120 miles (193 km) in total 110 miles (177 km) to Canada taking I-5 NORTH to the PEACE ARCH BORDER X-ING @ Blaine (WA) entering into Douglas, B.C. Canada. From the Peace Arch, it is about 15 km (10 miles) to Surrey taking B.C. HIGHWAY 99 - NORTH.
Yes, there is a Vancouver in Washington State,USA. It is approximately 6- 8hrs hrs drive from Blaine WA border.It is on the north side of the Columbus River across from Portland.Oregan.
It is about 35.19 miles to pulyaup WA from seattle WA
It is Point Roberts which is 49 degrees north latitude. Where as Blaine is 48.52 north Lat. This makes Point Roberts a half a degree farther north than Blaine.
There are road crossings between... Blaine, WA (I-5) & Surrey, BC (Vancouver-Blaine Highway) Lynden, WA (SR-539) & Aldergrove, BC (Rt. 13) Sumas, WA (SR-9) & Abbotsford, BC (Rt. 11) Loomis, WA & Cawston, BC Oroville, WA (US-97) & Osoyoos, BC (Okanagan Hwy.) Kurlew, WA & Midway, BC Danville, WA (SR-21) & Grand Forks, BC (Rt. 41) Laurier, WA (US-395) & Christina Lake, BC Northport, WA (SR-25) & Rossland, BC (Rt. 22) Colville, WA & Trail, BC (at the Columbia River) Metaline Falls, WA (SR-31) & Fruitvale, BC (Nelson-Nelway Hwy.) Several of the crossing points listed above also have rail crossings. There is also ferry service between... Port Angeles, WA & Victoria, BC Seattle, WA & Victoria, BC Friday Harbor, WA & Sidney, BC (BTW, this was entered as a list, then after WikiAnswers messed it up it was made into a list again.)
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