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Facts of Molokai, Hawaii

 
 


Fast Facts of Molokai

  • Molokai is known as the most Hawaiian Isle

  • It has very few tourists compared to other islands

  • The island houses the world's highest sea cliffs and Hawaii's longest waterfall

  • It is the fifth largest island with approximately 7,000 residents

  • It is the only island where native Hawaiians are still a majority

  • There are no no traffic lights, no shopping malls and no buildings taller than a palm tree

  • Kalaupapa is the most famous site on the island

  • Average January Temperature: 70 degrees F

  • Average July Temperature: 76 degrees F

  • Average Annual Precipitation: 24.4 inches

  • Many visitors come here to experience empty beaches, hiking, kayaking, biking 

 

 
 


 
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