Regions With No Tripoint
The following tri-state areas are also notable, but have no tripoint:
| State 1 | State 2 | State 3 | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Mississippi | Florida | The Gulf Coast region. |
| Connecticut | New York | New Jersey | New York metropolitan area. See New York Metropolitan Area. |
| Delaware | Maryland | Virginia | Delmarva Peninsula |
| Illinois | Indiana | Wisconsin | Chicago metro area |
| Kansas | Oklahoma | Texas | The Liberal, Kansas area has a close relationship with the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles. |
| Massachusetts | Maine | New Hampshire | The Boston to Portland metro area; though the two are separated by New Hampshire, Maine was actually part of Massachusetts before becoming a separate state in 1820. |
| South Carolina | North Carolina | Tennessee | The Spartanburg, South Carolina, Asheville, North Carolina, Johnson City, Tennessee, and Kingsport, Tennessee metro areas along Interstate 26 |
| Vermont | Maine | New Hampshire | Northern New England |
| West Virginia | Virginia | North Carolina | Important section of Interstate 77 connecting Charleston, West Virginia with Charlotte, North Carolina; passes through Wytheville, Virginia |
| New York | Pennsylvania | Ohio | Erie metropolitan area, a.k.a. North Coast and Niagara Frontier. Shares two tripoints with Ontario (PA-ON-OH and PA-ON-NY), both within Lake Erie. |
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