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Molokai is now "The Most Hawaiian Island," and it's always been "The Friendly Island."
Molokai is small, empty, and beautiful. Only 260 square miles in area, the Friendly Island offers some of the most beautiful terrain to be found in all the Hawaiian islands.
The island is composed of three regions: Western Molokai is an arid plateau used for cattle ranching. Eastern Molokai is home to rugged mountains, including Kamakou, which, at 4,970 feet is the highest point on the mountain. The central region of the island is a plain, and a very fertile one indeed.
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Top Attractions on Molokai
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- Molokai is known as the most Hawaiian Isle.
- Molokai's east end is a tropical rain forest and part of the island receives 240 inches of rainfall a year.
- Molokai Ranch Wildlife Park is home to rare African and Indian animals.
- Kalaaupapa was once a leper colony administered by Father Damien.
- The island contains the world's highest sea cliffs, Hawaii's longest waterfall, and the largest white sand beach in the state.
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