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What state is a formation of islands?
Hawaii is an island archipelago.
What islands were formed by a line of volcanos in the Hawaiian archipelago what island is the youngest?
The Island of Hawaii is the youngest of the "main" islands.
What is the difference between an island and an archipelago?
An island is a piece of land surrounded by water, while an archipelago is a group of islands clustered together in close proximity. Essentially, an archipelago is a collection of islands, while an island refers to a single landmass surrounded by water.
What U.S state is entirely an archipelago?
The Hawaiian Islands (Hawaii) are an archipelago.
What is the largest island of the Antilles Archipelago?
largest island in the antilles archipelago
Which US state is entirely an archipelago- Alaska or Hawaii?
Hawaii.
Which is an island in an archipelago Sicily Bali or Taiwan?
I believe that Bali is an archipelago island because Lombok near Bali is also an archipelago island.
Is Hawaii in an archipegalo?
No. But it is part of an archipelago.
What is a archipelago of north America?
There is only one state of the US that is in the Pacific Ocean, and that would be Hawaii.
How was Hawaii's archipelago developed?
Hawaii was made from cooled volcanic ashes
Was Hawaii Considered a Continent During 1778?
No, Hawaii is an island, Hawaii is now a state, the Hawaiian Islands are an island chain (archipelago) that are actually the Southeastern (or Windward) islands of a larger chain - the Hawaiian Emperor Seamount Chain. Either way, not a continent, never was, not even considered.
Hawaii and its islands can be call an archipelago?
Yes, the Hawaiian Islands are properly called an Archipelago.
