Transborder Agglomeration

A transborder agglomeration is a urban Unité transborder, in other words a whole of common forming a practically continuous urban fabric of share and others of one (or several) Frontière (S) between country or states.

Europe

Americas

North America

Strait - Windsor: the United States - Canada ,
Seattle - Vancouver: the United States - Canada ,
San Diego - Tijuana: the United States - Mexico ,
Calexico - Mexicali: the United States - Mexico ,
San Luis - San Luis Río Colorado: the United States - Mexico ,
Lukeville - Sonoita: the United States - Mexico ,
Sasabe - El Sasabe: the United States - Mexico ,
Nogales - Nogales: the United States - Mexico ,
Naco - Naco: the United States - Mexico ,
Douglas - Agua Prieta: the United States - Mexico ,
El Paso - Ciudad Juárez: the United States - Mexico ,
Presidio - Ojinaga: the United States - Mexico ,
LED Rio - Ciudad Acuña: the United States - Mexico ,
Eagle Not - Piedras Negras: the United States - Mexico ,
Laredo - Nuevo Laredo: the United States - Mexico ,
Rio Grande City - Camargo: the United States - Mexico ,
Hidalgo - Reynosa: the United States - Mexico ,
Brownsville - Matamoros: the United States - Mexico ,

South America

Saint-Laurent-of-Maroni the - Albina: France - Suriname ,
Saint-Georges-in-the Oyapock - Oiapoque: France - Brazil ,
Léticia - Tabatinga - Santa Rosa: Colombia - Brazil - Peru .

Asia

Dandong - Sinuiju: China - North Korea .

See too

External bonds

Definition of an agglomeration/urban unit according to INSEE

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