Border towns in the United States with portmanteau names

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What follows is a list of border towns in the United States named to indicate the border they are near. These are all examples of portmanteaux.

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

Arkoma, Oklahoma (Arkansas and Oklahoma)
Calexico, California (California and Mexico) (Also see Mexicali)
Cal-Nev-Ari, Nevada (California, Nevada, and Arizona)
Dalhart, Texas (Dallam and Hartley counties)
Dalworthington Gardens, Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington)
Delmar, Delaware and Delmar, Maryland (Delaware and Maryland)
Delmarva Peninsula (Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia)
Florala, Alabama (Florida and Alabama)
Idavada, Idaho (Idaho and Nevada)
Illiana, Illinois (Illinois and Indiana)
Kanorado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado)
Kenova, West Virginia (Kentucky, Ohio, and W. Virginia)
Kentuckiana, Kentucky (Kentucky and Indiana)
Mardela Springs, Maryland (Maryland and Delaware)
Marydel, Delaware and Marydel, Maryland (Delaware and Maryland)
Michiana, Michigan (Michigan and Indiana)
Monida, Montana (Montana and Idaho)
Norlina, North Carolina (North Carolina and Virginia)
PenMar, Maryland (Maryland and Pennsylvania)
SeaTac, Washington (Seattle and Tacoma)
Tennga, Georgia (Tennessee and Georgia)
Texarkana, Texas and Texarkana, Arkansas (Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana)
Texhoma, Oklahoma and Texhoma, Texas (Texas and Oklahoma)
Texico, New Mexico (Texas and New Mexico)
Ucolo, Utah (Utah and Colorado)
Virgilina, Virginia (Virginia and North Carolina)
Wamac, Illinois (Washington, Marion, and Clinton counties)

See also:

Delmarva (Penninsula that includes portions of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia)
Pennsyltucky (Perjorative for the rural area of Pennsylvania outside of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia)

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