Hawaii
Hawaii, a U. S. state, is an isolated volcanic archipelago in the Central Pacific. Its islands are renowned for their rugged landscapes of cliffs, waterfalls, tropical foliage and beaches with gold, red, black and even green sands. Of the 6 main islands, Oahu has Hawaii's biggest city and capital, Honolulu, home to crescent Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbor's WWII memorials.
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Keākealanikāne
Keōua
Koahou
Hawaiian Politician ‧ Kamanawa's son
Namahana Piʻia
Former Governors of Oahu ‧ Kamehameha I's wife
Keaweaweʻulaokalani I
Kamehameha III's son
Keaweaweʻulaokalani I
Kamehameha III's son
Haʻaheo Kaniu
Helen Thomas Dranga
American painter
Aw Boon Haw
Entrepreneur
Mildred Jacobson
Susan Sontag's mother
Keichi Kimura
Painter
Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema
Dutch writer
Mackey Feary
Music performer
Johnny Sands
American film actor
Ulfert Wilke
Painter
Kalaniʻōpuʻu
Isaac Davis
Former Mayor of Worcester
Stuart Adamson
Guitarist
Mekia Kealakaʻi
Musician
W. S. Merwin
American poet
Julia Mullock
Brock Little
Actor
Wylie W. Vale
American endocrinologist
Douglas Kenney
American writer
Helen Thomas Dranga
American painter
Ronald J. Hays
Commanding officer
Earl Bakken
American engineer
Shogo Kubo
American-Japanese skateboarder
Gardner McKay
American actor
Kenneth MacDonald
English actor
Seth Sakai
American television actor
Peter Maivia
Samoan professional wrestler
Eleanor Leacock
Anthropologist
Allison Parks
American model
Walter F. Dillingham
Industrialist
Gabby Pahinui
Guitarist
Chang Apana
Policeman
Jeanne Parr
Reporter
Jesse Mahelona
American football player
Evelyn Kawamoto
American swimmer
Rap Reiplinger
Comedian
J. J. Malone
American guitarist
Charles W. Bartlett
Painter
Maxwell Rosenlicht
American mathematician
Patrick de Gayardon
John Tiltman
British officer
John Fetzer
Executive
