A mīqāt is a boundary; iḥrām is the pilgrim’s legal state of consecration. They are distinct.
Putting on pilgrimage garments at the station, without the required intention and entry formula in the Hanafi account, does not by itself establish being muḥrim.
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Chapter on the Mīqāts: Five Stations and Entering Iḥrām
A mīqāt is a boundary; iḥrām is the pilgrim’s legal state of consecration. They are distinct.
Putting on pilgrimage garments at the station, without the required intention and entry formula in the Hanafi account, does not by itself establish being muḥrim.