Hawaii State of America -

Name (Either they have been named by their traditional discoverer, Hawaii Loa or after Hawaii or Hawaiki, the traditional home of the Polynesians.): “Hawaii ”; “homeland”
Governor: David Ige ( Democratic Party)
Capital: Honolulu
Population: 1,412,687 (2020), (41st-most populous)
Location: Hawaii is located in the Pacific Ocean to the southwest of the continental U.S.
North: North Pacific Ocean, Alaska,
East: Mexico
Southwest: Australia
South: South Pacific Ocean,
Southeast: Japan
Area: 28,314 km2/10,932 mi2 ,43rd by rank
Postal abbreviation: HI
Admitted to Union: August 21, 1959
Official language: English and Hawaiian

State tree: Kukui
State Grass: none
State Plant: Kalo
State flower: Pua Aloalo
State food: none
State Insect: Pulelehua
State Fish: Humuhumunukunukuapua`a
State Shells: Pupu Shells
State Land Mammal: Hawaiian Hoary Bat
State Marine Mammal: Humpback Whale
State Amphibian: Hawaiian Monk Seal
State Dinosaur: none
State Marine Reptile: none
State Reptile: None
State Bird: Nene
State Horse: none
State Dog: none
State Fossil: none
State Rock: none
State Gemstone: Black Coral
State mineral: none
State Sports:
1. State Individual Sport: Surfing
2. State Team Sport: Outrigger Canoe Paddling
State Songs: Hawai`i Pono`i
State Musical Instrument:
- traditional : Pahu
- modern: Ukulele
State Holiday: N/A
State Tartan: Hawaii State Tartan
Pattern: A8 R4 Y4 A48 E16 GN40 Y4 R6
State Poet Laureate: Kealoha
State Dance: Hula
State Firearm: none
State Tall Ship: none
State Theater: none
State Museum: Hawaiian Historical Society
State Historical Society: Hawaiian Historical Society
Title of Accomplishment: Aloha Order of Merit
State Philosophy: Aloha Spirit

Land: 16,636 km²(6,423 mi²), 47th
Water: 11,676 km²(4,508 mi²), 13th
Coastline: 750 mi. (1,207 km.), 4th
Shoreline: 1,052 mi. (1,693 km.), 17th
State Forests: 19
National Forests: 3
State Parks: 52
State Beach: 100
Public Beaches: 100
National Parks: 8
Water: 41.2%
Largest city (by area): Honolulu (5,511 km²)
Largest city (by population):Honolulu (342,933 people)
Lowest point: Pacific Ocean at sea level, tied for 3rd lowest.
Highest point: Pu’u Wekiu, Mauna Kea; 13,803 feet, (4,207 m) 6th tallest.
Facts about Hawaii
Out of eight active volcanoes and five additional active volcanoes on the other islands in Hawaii the largest is Mount Kilauea, the most active volcano in the world.
Hawaii has the longest life expectancy in the United States,3 years.
Hawaii is the most isolated population center in the world.
Hawaii supply more than 1/3 of the world’s commercial pineapple.
Coffee, vanilla beans, and cacao are commercially grow only in Hawaii.
There are only twelve letters in the Hawaiian alphabet: A, E, I, O, U, H, K, L, M, N, P, and W. Every syllable (and every word) ends with a vowel..
Hawaii is the only state with two official languages: English and Hawaiian.
Key Cities: Honolulu, Kailua, Hilo, Pearl City
Nickname/s: Aloha State, Paradise of the Pacific.
Major industries: Tourism, defense, agriculture, manufacturing.
Famous for: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Pearl Harbor Memorials, Waikiki Beach.
Area codes: N/A

Mountains to visit:

Hawaii State of America