Hawaii is an island archipelago.
The Island of Hawaii is the youngest of the "main" islands.
Hawaii consists solely of an archipelago.
Yes, Hawaii is an island. It is the largest of the 8 main Hawaiian islands, also known as the Big Island.
An island is a body of land, smaller than a continent, completely surrounded by water. An archipelago is a series of islands that share a common origin, often volcanic. The Big Island of Hawai'i is an island, while the set of islands comprising the state of Hawaii is an archipelago.
Hawaii is the only U.S. state that consists solely of an archipelago. It is an isolated volcanic archipelago in the central Pacific Ocean.
The Hawaiian Islands (Hawaii) are an archipelago.
Hawaii.
There is only one state of the US that is in the Pacific Ocean, and that would be Hawaii.
No. But it is part of an archipelago.
I believe that Bali is an archipelago island because Lombok near Bali is also an archipelago island.
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.