Hawaii

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Big Island

Kauai

Oahu

Molokai

Lanai

Maui

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Honolulu and Hilo.

Honolulu, Hawaii has a population of about 909,863 people with an area spanning about 10.5 miles (16 km).

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It used to not be there at all. It used to be just water with volcanoes under the water. But what happened was that the volcanoes erupted under water and then the hot lava that came out hardened and started to become rocks and eventually turned into land and grew plants and shrubs which took thousands or maybe even millions of years.

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Aloha: Hoʻomaikaʻi ʻana launa male [ho oh-my-ka-ee ah-na la-oo-na ma-lay]. Many persons will say l-ow-oo-na (using the sound 'ow' [like when you get hurt] ). Both are correct.

Maui is on Hawaii Standard Time. When the Mainland is on Daylight Savings Time, Maui is 3 hours earlier than the West Coast and 6 hours earlier than the East Coast. When the Mainland goes off Daylight Savings Time in the Fall, then Maui is only 2 hours earlier than the West Coast and 5 hours earlier than the East Coast.

Yes. Alaska was admitted to the Union on January 3, 1859 becoming the 49th state to join the Union. Hawaii was admitted to the Union on August 21, 1959 becoming the 50th state to join the union.

Alaska doesn't border a state because geographically it lies next to Canada and touches the water on all sides in fact it used to be owner by Russia but, the United States bought it from them for 2 cents a square mile.

It's difficult to be sure, since no humans were anywhere nearby when it happened, but it was probably about 150,000 years ago.

We believe that there is a stationary "hot spot" in the Earth's mantle, and that the Pacific tectonic plate has been sliding to the northwest. So the western islands like Niihau and Kauai formed long ago, and become dormant and then extinct as the plate moved; then the "hot spot" formed the island of Oahu, and then Maui and Molokai as the plate continued to move. These volcanoes are long dormant. The big island of Hawaii is currently over (or just moving off of) the hot spot, because that volcano is still active.

There's another submerged volcano southeast of Hawaii which is still erupting, and growing another island; it'll probably be another 10,000 years before that island erupts from the sea.

Madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world. The largest island in the world is Greenland, followed by New Guinea.

The Pacific ocean surrounds all the islands that make up the state of Hawaii.

So Pacific

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This really depends on the traffic conditions of any particular day. The freeway ends near Ko Olina (just past the city of Kapolei) and Farrington Highway begins (a long stretch of rode that leads into O'ahu's leeward coast (Makaha Valley remains near the very end).

Traffic through the leeward coast is often unbearable as road work is constantly going on - there are only a few lanes in and a few lanes out.

On a good day, it may take 1 hour - 1.5 hours to get from Makaha Valley to Honolulu.

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The airport is called Lihue Airport, and it serves as the airport for the island of Kauai, one of the western islands of Hawaii. It is located on the southeastern coast of Kauai, in the town of Lihue.

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Hawaii does not have an Official State Drink or Beverage or Juice. It Should have named the Blue Hawaii as the State Drink or at least considered the Mai Tai which is an essential ingredient at a Luau and is designed to get you past the three finger poi course of what otherwise is a delightful dining experience.

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Hawaii had 3 electoral votes in 1960, and 4 for the rest of the Presidential elections. Hawaii has tended to vote Democratic, voting for Republicans only in 1972 (Nixon) and 1984 (Reagan).

In all, Hawaii has cast 51 electoral votes, 43 for Democratic candidates and 8 for Republican candidates.