Hawaii

yes it comes from Stockton beach

The top 10 places to visit in Hawaii are Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, USS Arizona Memorial, Haleakala National Park, Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, Diamond Head State Monument, Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park, Kilauea National Wildlife Refuge, Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, Waima Arboretum and Botanical Garden and Waimea Canyon.

Depending on the turn of events, many things can happen. If an earthquake occurs, it can sink completely underwater, if a volcane erupts, it can wipe everyone in hawaii out and form new land, there are other ways of forming new land, and it could just simply drift by contintental drift into another location.

Hawaii

Las Vegas, Nevada is 3 hours ahead of Hilo, Hawaii. Las Vegas, Nevada and Hilo, Hawaii are both located in the Pacific time zone.

The address of the West Maui Preservation Association is: Po Box 11150, Lahaina, HI 96761-6150

Because it has a larger population.

It's larger simply because of the way the land in the area formed due to volcanic eruptions.

The larger population is most likely due to the larger size of the island as people chose to settle on the larger land and urban centers began to spring up.

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The Big Island does NOT have a large population- it is mainly rural, with 185,079 residents. Oahu, which has the state Capitol (Honolulu) has a much larger population- 953,207 residents

The standard two letter abbreviation for the state of Hawaii is HI.

yes you can because the UV radiation is so hot, just wear a low spf and lay out

on foot

The cheapest way to travel is by walking. The only thing that may cost money traveling by walking would be the cost of a good pair of shoes, or one can even do this barefoot. It is also beneficial to the environment.

Honolulu is the Capital City of the State of Hawaii and is located on the Island of Oahu.

At the rate of 5 inches per year, Hawaii should extend to a point about 7.9 miles further to the south and west in 100,000 years.

CORRECTED: Aloha: I can not figure out what you are asking. Aloha is HI`ian (hello, good-bye, with love); way is not --it's english. Perhaps you mean wai (water, end), but that doesn't make sense with ia (he, fish, Milky Way)...... AAAGGGHHHH!!!!!!

a lo ha. Like haha :)

Rats first appeared in Hawaii around the 1870's with the arrival of sugar cane plantations. The rats were attracted to the sweetness of the sugar cane plants and are the source of much destruction. Most of the rats migrated to Hawaii from Polynesia with Polynesian immigrants.

The farther west the island, the older. Hawai'i island (the big island) being the youngest... unless you count the island being created underwater off the shore of Hawai'i island as the newest.

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is part of the US. Primarily English is spoken there, but there are are other languages spoken (just like in any American city), particularly Japanese (there is a very large Japanese and Japanese-American population in Hawaii. As of 2000 US Census 73.44% of residents aged 5 and older speak only English at home. Tagalog speakers make up 5.37%, followed by Japanese at 4.96%, Ilokano 4.05%, Chinese 1.92%, Spanish 1.66%, Korean 1.61%, and Samoan 1.01%
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Hawaii was an independent kingdom. Out of interest, the Union flag in the top left corner of the Hawaii flag is there because the King of Hawaii sought protection from the British Crown throughout the nineteenth century, allowing Hawaii to become a British protectorate afraid of American and Russian influence. 'The late 1830s marked an official takeover of Hawai'i by Great Britain. This began with the appointment by the British government of Richard Charlton as consular agent to oversee British interests in Hawai'i and at the Society Islands.' see http://www.islander-magazine.com/british.html

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The answer is that people love to party and have fun at night so they decreased the chance of you getting in trouble.

Aloha: Of course, the most popular meanings are: dance, dance moves, or a song that the dance is done to/with. If you put a dashed accent over the last 'a' though when you are writing, it changes to 'hoo-lay', and it means to pierce and penetrate, expel, or reject.

Samoa was once part of the U.S. The Polynesian nation joined Guam and Hawaii under the U.S. umbrella. Due to national identity, however, Samoa would split into Western Samoa and U.S. Samoa. While both nations are still heavily influenced by the U.S., Western Samoa can still call it itself independent.

No. Hawaii is much, much smaller than the UK.The UK consists of 4 countries and several dozen islands (plus a commonwealth,includingAustralia and Canada).

Not anymore. In the past, dogs were eaten, but it has since fallen out of practice.

No count has ever been made of every building in Hawaii, nor is it likely to be.